Fort Worth Livestock Prices Report From Market Receipts
Fort Worth Texas April 10 cattle receipts 2500 market steady beef cattle 3 50 to 8 25 cows 8 to 6 heifers 3 50 to 8 50 feeders 3 to 7 canners 1 75 to 2 bulls 2 25 to 4 calves 2 50 to 9 yearlings 28 50 to 9 25 hog receipts 1200 market weak medium 7 40 to 7 45 mixed 7 25 to 7 40 light 7 to 7 25 common 3 00 to 0 29 sheep receipts 3500 lambs market steady lambs 12 50 to 16 25 yearlings 10 to 12 50 ewes 8 to 10 culls 2 to 3 goats 2 to 5 wethers 8 50 to 10 75 stocker sheep 6 to 8 50 feeder lambs 10 56 to 13 75
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Fort Worth
Tex
Ou Tugu.co
Kansas City Livestock Market Report April 10
Cattle receipts 2500 and calves 500. Beef steers strong with top mature steers at 10.70 and early bulk fed 8.50 to 10. Hog receipts 5500 with market very slow and packers not bidding. Shipper sales steady with 200–230 lb cattle around 7.25 and 120–175 lb cattle 6.15 to 6.80.
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Kansas City
Cattle and Hog Markets Steady in Wichita Trade
Wichita, April 10. Cattle receipts 500 and hog receipts 900. Stockers and grazers 7 to 8 dollars, red jorn ed stock 4 to 5 dollars. Heavies and mediums top 7.25, sows 6.25, pigs 5.50. Market remains steady across cattle and hogs.
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Wichita
Kan
Amarlillo Produce Prices Listed for Poultry and Eggs
Amarillo market prices show hens 4 lbs and over at 18 cents, hens under 4 lbs at 16 cents, springs and broilers 20 cents, broilers leghorns and blacks 15 cents, roosters 6 cents, turkeys hens and toms 12 cents, old toms listed, butter and eggs fresh per case.
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Reas
Grain prices paid by Great West Mill and Elevator
Amarillo grain market reports payments by Great West Mill and Elevator to growers. Basis No. 1 hard wheat at 1.00 per unit, maize and Kaffir corn 1.00 per 100 pounds, oats 0.45 per bushel.
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Great West Mill & Elevator Company
Special Cotton Report Sees Mixed Prices Ahead
Advances of 15 dollars a bale for May and over 13 for October persisted in New Orleans as Liverpool buying stayed firm and weather shifted. Market weakness and ginner demand rumors weighed, with March consumption pegged near 483000 bales versus 623000 last year. Rain prospects in central and eastern belts offered support, while Texas rainfall was viewed as beneficial. Senate to begin debate on a bonus bill amid cautious sentiment.
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Alex Hyman & Co
New Orleans
Liverpool
Texas
Senate Committee
Local notes and notices from Amarillo and nearby towns
James R Trollinger returns from Fort Worth while A C Cook of Dallas travels to Amarillo. Classified ads paid at The Globe will earn a free Jelly Dish. J T Claybrook returns to Hutchinson County ranch after a stay. Visitors Mrs O Neill and son M T O Neill in illness at 603 Fairmount. Dr Clifton Carter goes to Wellington for cattle dipping. Dr Alford reports 19 000 dippings at Matador. Henry Bedford enlists in air service at Clovis. sent to Kelley Field. Eloise Webb enlists in engineer service for Hawaii. Rev C N N Ferguson praised for organ at Methodist church in Lubbock and funeral. W R Haynes says Texline freight rate advantage makes it a top grain point. Mrs Mabel Wilson of Wichita Kansas attends Brotherhood convention and is Kansas 8th district Democratic vice chair. Sunday concert at Polk Street Methodist with Martha Greening and Bonnie May Brittan, plus Bobby Roney and Babe Warren. free public program at 3 30.
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A. C. Cook
Dallas
Columbia Phonograph Company
Amarillo
Globe Office
J. T. Claybrook
Hutchinson County
O'Neill
Newkirk
Okla
M. T. O'Neil
Fairmount Avenue
Clifton Carter
U. S
Wellington
Alford
Matador
Henry Bedford
Clovis
Army
Air Service
Hea
Kelley Field
Eloise Webb
Avery
Texas
Hawaiian Islands
W. D. Dickinson
Lubbock
C. N. N. Ferguson
Methodist Church
W. R. Haynes
Texline
Clayton
Mabel Wilson
Wichita
Kansas
New York
Polk Street Methodist Church
Martha Greening
Bonnie May Brittan
Bobby Roney
Babe Warren
Miss
Radio Brittan
First husband of famed opera singer dies in Rome
New York reports Luigul Curci, first husband of Mme Amelita Galli-Curci, died Tuesday in Rome by cable received from his brother. Mme Galli Curci later married Homer Samuels, her former accompanist, in Minneapolis in 1921.
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New York
Luigul Curci
Mme Amelita Galli-Curci
Rome
Mme. Galli-Curci
Homer Samuels
Minneapolis
Amarillo Cotton & Grain Exchange Notice
Amarillo Texas based Cotton and Grain Exchange informs traders that Alex Hyman and Co of New Orleans Louisiana and J W Purmins manager can be reached by phone 3004 for market updates and trading arrangements in Amarillo.
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Amariliad Cotton & Grain Exchange
Amarillo
Texas
Alex Hyman & Co
New Orleans
J. W. Purmins
Mgr
Princess rejects plot to seize fortune in Egypt scheme
Frances Fahmy, widow of a murdered London prince, escaped an Egyptian revenge plot. Cassab Bey offered 66 million francs plus a share of the balance if she claimed to bear a child and produced a fake death certificate. Fahmy alerted police, who arrested Cassab Bey at her home.
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Washington
Frances Fahmy
Savoy Hotel
London
Cassab Bey
Fahmy
Free attractions planned for Tri-State fair
A World Amusement Company representative from New York is in Amarillo discussing fair attractions with W. O. Gatton. The plan includes racing circuits with Amarillo, Lubbock, San Angelo, and Austin to raise race quality. J. L. Nunn leads the entertainment program.
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World Amusement Company
New York
Amarillo
W. O. Gatton
Amarilo
Lubock
San Angelo
Austin
J. L. Nunn
McCormick Takes Charge in Recount of Ballots
Chicago April 10 Senator Medill McCormick arrives to supervise recounts of votes in the Illinois Republican Senate race against former Governor Charles Deneen. With 200 precincts to report Deneen leads by about 2500 votes as McCormick gains slowly while supporters hope errors will yield victory.
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Chicago
Medill McCormick
Charles Deneen
Illinois
Deneen
McCormick
Cost Of Government Exceeds Seven Billion Annually
The article analyzes rising government costs and taxes, stating total government spending is over seven billion dollars yearly. It notes one eighth of all wealth supports government, tax increases since 1913, and 3.4 million government employees earning about four billion dollars annually. It cites government expansion into private enterprise and high taxes on small incomes as further burdens.
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National Industrial Conference Board
Safety progress cited by Texas Power & Light in 1920 gains
Texas Power & Light reports safety department savings since 1920 amount to fourteen lives saved and 123000 dollars in costs. General manager John W. Carpenter credits safety work for three benefits including monetary gains service quality and reducing injuries. Massachusetts legislative panel rejects plan to remove painting The Synagogue from Boston Public Library under eminent domain.
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Safety Department
Texas Power & Light Company
John W. Carpenter
Legislative Committee On the Judiciary
Massachusetts State House
Boston Public Library
Department of Education
Wanted to Wash or Work by the Hour Advertisement
Classified notice seeks washing or hourly work with contact by phone 2949-W, 46.
Beeson Concert Set for Santa Fe Employees Evening
Santa Fe employees and friends are invited to the Beeson Concert and Orchestra Company of Western Kansas at the First Christian church this evening at o'clock. The eight member group is praised as a top act on the Reading Room circuit.
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Santa Fe
Beeson Concert and Orchestra Company
Western
Kansas
First Christian Church
Reading Room
R. J
Bob) Broyles
Amarillo
Broyles
Diplomatic Agent Will Leave Brazil Next Wednesday
Anoire reports an official source says a high diplomatic representative will depart Brazil permanently next Wednesday. Edwin Morgan, United States ambassador, has booked passage for the United States on that date, though no confirmation exists that he will not return.
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Rio de Jantero
Anoire
Brazil
Edwin Morgan
United States
School enrollment rising in Houston survey
Houston reports a scholarly census taken shows an approximate increase of 5000 children over last year. M. L. Mills, business manager, says questionnaires sent to heads of private parochial and industrial firms employing school age children are being checked against prior returns.
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Houston
Tex
M. L. Mills
Elizabeth Campbell Valedictorian in Claude Class of 1924
Miss Sarah Elizabeth Campbell is the valedictorian for Claude high school's 1924 graduation. Dora Kemp is salutatorian with Ramie Rummans and Grace Wiegman in third and fourth places. The Claude school earned 123 points in literary events and rehearses the play Kicked Out of College for graduation festivities.
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Claude
Tex
Sarah Elizabeth Campbell
Dora Kemp
Ramie Rummans
Grace Wiegman
Claude High School
Finklea Funeral Rites Held This Afternoon
Funeral services for Mrs. C. C. Finklea 59 were held at First Christian church with Rev. Milo Atkinson officiating. She died in Dallas Tuesday night at her daughter Mrs. A. C. Nicholson’s home. Survived by mother Mrs. M. F. Smith of Amarillo and two sons E. E. Finklea Amarillo C. C. Finklea Corsicana, daughter Roberta Finklea Amarillo and Mrs. Nicholson Dallas. Active pallbearers Dick Ware W. E. Gee Dave Park George Blakemore Jack Farwell John Trollinger. Honorary pallbearers Ray Wheatley Frank Wolflin B. T. Ware P. H. Seawall Judge C. T. Landis W. H. Fuqua Dr. R. M. Walker Lindsay Nunn I. W. Newby H. A. Nobles Judge J. W. Crudgington.
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C. C. Finklea
First Christian Church
Milo Atkinson
Roberta Finklea
Aamrillo
Nicholson
Dallas
Dick Ware
W. E. Gee
Dave Park
George Blakemore
Jack Farwell
John Trollinger
Ray Wheatley
Frank Wolflin
B. T. Ware
P. H. Seawall
C. T. Landis
W. H. Fuqua
R. M. Walker
Lindsay Nunn
I. W. Newby
H. A. Nobles
J. W. Crudgington
State labor official to open office here
J. S. Myers the state labor commissioner from Fort Worth was in Amarillo to arrange a new office for labor distribution during the grain harvest and cotton picking. The shortage of farm labor is blamed on Southern Europe immigrant restrictions, with Northern factories hiring harvest workers.
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J. S. Myers
Fort Worth
Amarillo
Europe
Nothern
Orient Railroad Granted Special Rate Continuation
Austin Texas April 10 The railroad commission granted the Kansas City Mexico and Orient railroad indefinite continuation of a special rate on live stock except horses and mules. The action followed a hearing at the commission’s regular session Tuesday.
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Austin
Tex
Railroad Commission
Kansas City, Mexico and Orient Railroad
Public ownership urged for essential services gains traction
New York Evening Post argues customer ownership solves public utility issues and highlights large security sales by electric and gas firms to customers. 1922 175 million, 1921 80 million, 1923 shows progress, with 1924 urged to extend cooperation between utilities and the public served. The piece links industry prosperity to general economic health and calls for continued work in 1924.
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New York Evening Post
Landon K. Thorne
Measles Outbreak Impacts Amarillo High School Reopens
Amarillo high school students resume classes this week after recovering from measles. Names of returning students include Emma Sanders Christine Vaughn Lucy Parks Annabel Morris Hazel Weinenger Marjorie Gilliam Grace Watson Mary McLellan Pauline Horn Margaret Short Marjorie Neely Melvin Jones and George McLellan. The principal Mr. Rogers notes ongoing town wide cases hinder school work.
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Amarillo High School
Emma Sanders
Christine Vaughn
Lucy Parks
Annabel Morris
Hazel Weinenger
Marjorie Gilliam
Grace Watson
Mary McLellan
Pauline Horn
Margaret Short
Marjorie Neely
Melvin Jones
George McLellan
Rogers
Senators Leave Today to Examine Bank Books
Chairman Brookhart and Senator Wheeler of the Daugherty investigating committee depart tonight for Washington Court House to inspect the Midland National bank books. The bank is led by Matt Daugherty, brother of the former attorney general.
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Washington
Brookhart
Wheeler
Senate
Daugherty
Washington Court House
Midland National Bank
Matt Daugherty
Receiver Requested for Water Plant in Clovis
Suit filed in district court by Walter M. Mays for L Copien seeks appointment of a receiver for Clovis water and light plant. The city faces $240,000 in outstanding water and light bonds at 6 percent, with no sinking fund for years. Plaintiff accuses revenues from plant operation of being used for other city expenses.
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Clovis
N. M
Walter M. Mays
L. ©. Copien
Plantiff
Plainview Legion Post May Present Show Here
Ray Blakemore Post No. 260 American Legion at Plainview may present a musical comedy titled In Hot Tamale Land. J. C. Sebastian of Hanson Post No. 54 received a letter from EK. F. Miles asking Amarillo post to assist. Miles reports the two night run was successful with proceeds to charity. Further particulars will be requested.
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Tamale Land
Ray Blakemore
American Legion
Plainview
Amarillo
J. C. Sebastian
Hanson
EK. F. Miles
Quay County to Have Great Cotton Acreage
Tucumcari New Mexico reports that in Quay County more than 10 000 acres will be planted with cotton next year with 269 farmers signed up. Kiwanis club directed the registration over a month and locals expect cotton to lead crops here and make the county a center of the industry. In two years the county may reach at least 35000 cotton acres.
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Tucumcari
N. M
Quay County
Kiwanis Club
Hawthorne Sues Thorton for Divorce in District Court
John Hawthorne sues Olle Thorton for divorce in district court citing harsh and cruel treatment. The couple married on September 21, 1921. Bring you paid classified ads to receive a beautiful Jelly Dish free.
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John Hawthorne
Olle Thorton
Globe Office
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