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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1925
Page
2
Livestock markets show hogs and cattle moving unevenly with mixed prices across cities. Record volumes appear in hogs at Chicago and East St Louis with top hog prices around 33.47, while cattle demand remains variable and calves, sheep, and lambs show fluctuating ranges.
Amarilla market reports include prices for hens four pounds and over at 4. a price listing for Leghorn hens, roosters and capons with weights, turkeys with young toms, and older toms. Fresh, new cases are available with delivery in Amarilla.
The Panhandle Press association meeting at Amarillo hotel discusses benefiting West Texas daily papers through advertising space sales. Leaders including Dr ROP Parcel and C W Warewick highlight profits, member papers, and aims to support local communities.
The fragment lists wheat at 31.40 per bushel and corn at 1.60 per 160 pounds, with implied prices for other grains. Missing context prevents full itemization, but the data indicates a grain market snapshot with per bushel and per 160 pounds figures.
A 45 year old woman, Anna Rochrig, entered a hospital ward and fatally shot her mother Gertrude Roehrig before killing herself. The incident, linked to insanity from worry over the mother’s illness, occurred yesterday in the ward.
Chicago will host the new American Air Wars venture Edsel Ford backs as Maj. Kemp announces Chicago Detroit service to start next Monday. Sailor arrivals in March are noted as part of the airborne commercial effort and connecting routes via Chicago and Detroit.
Amelia B Sanders widow of Gen Add HW Sanders and mother of Mrs Sanders, of Monror Street, died in Denver Thursday morning. Her former Davenport home is listed, with burial planned at Oakdale Cemetery in Davenport on Sunday. Mr Sanders will travel to Denver to accompany the body to Davenport.
A break in occurred at Judge Will Boyce’s residence 1110 Tiler Street when intruders entered via a second story window Thursday night. A pistol, cash, a lady’s gold ware, and other valuables were taken. Chief Clark Cain expects an arrest today.
Herbert Pe, former deputy sheriff, disputes a report that he resigned from the sheriff's department. He says the claim is wrong and states he has no plans at present to pursue another position.
Denton man W Re trabes buys Coltrthouse Confectionery on Taytos street from Niex te Pete Miz. The article lists a large local and regional group of names connected to the deal and notes nearby business connections and conventions that shaped the region’s commerce.
Globe carriers to be entertained at Mission Theater Saturday afternoon. Herold Lieod features in Hot Water with other acts. The theater manager Mr Rogers says the film ranks highly for box office and entertainment value. About thirty five kids expected to attend.
A Chicago case links five suspected poison deaths to William Hickling and later William McClintock with his widow Sarah Hickling McClintock. The narrative traces wills, marriages, and a series of deaths amid accusations, with investigators noting possible poisoning schemes and a California claim against the McClintock estate.
World renowned violinist Albert Spalding is announced for the Panhandle Music festival next Tuesday night at 8:35. Press quotes praise his equal mastery among top violinists, his wide tonal range, and beauty of expression captivating audiences in cities like Chicago Detroit San Francisco London Rome.
Walter Blackburn Mulholland and Durham were sworn in as members of the Amarillo Independent School District board at a meeting last night. The oath included a clause about duels. Minor business items were discussed and signed as part of the session.
The Municipal choir, assisted by the First Baptist church orchestra, will present an Easter concert at 4 PM Sunday, April 12, in the Municipal auditorium. Admission is free for all aged 15 and up. The program features marches, overtures, arias, and choral works conducted by Jesse A. Rogers with soloists, quartets, and instrumental pieces.
Medical associations gather in Amarillo Monday through Wednesday for clinics and district meetings. The Potter County and Panhandle District groups host clinics at Northwest Texas Hospital and St. Anthony’s Sanitarium with a Tuesday morning address by Dr Wrekie Cale, Panhandle president.
Sal Taylor of the Dallas News praised Amarillo for future growth and energy. Gene Howe, Globe editor, discussed hunting scenes and Panhandle bird fame while urging German carp elimination and native game protection. The club backed a Globe section to help fund travel expenses for a national convention in Norfolk.
Eighteen people died when an electric train hit a tunnel wall near Barcelona while leaving the city of Zaragoza district Sarria area. About one hundred injured. Authorities reported the accident occurred yesterday with emergency crews responding to the scene.
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