Official Says Prospects Are Promising Across New Mexico Territory
W. G. Hill head of inter city relations and trade service of the Board of City Development reports generally favorable conditions across the Eastern New Mexico trade area. He notes bumper rains expected, substantial farm improvements, growing canning output in Portales, road work on Highway 6, and rising wheat plantings in Curry and Quey counties while some regions near Vaughn and Vega show mixed moisture and prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Hill
Inter-City
Board of City Development
New Mexico
Mr. Hill
Amarillo
Bovina
Rona
Capitol Syndicate
Jr. Hill
Farwell-Texico
Curry County
Portales
Tomaces
Roswell
Hil
Arosta
Hill
Vaughn
Santa Boag Fair
Rom Serra Rosata
Tucumcari
Evry
New México
Highway
America
Quey County
San Joshere
St. Louis
Vega
Amarill Grain sale reported with stated price
An Amarill grain market note shows a price of 116 dollars, with reference to a local trader and market activity. The fragment indicates a cash price or bid level and suggests steady demand in the region. Further specifics are unavailable due to the fragmented text.
Livestock and grain market notes from Kansas City and Chicago
Kansas City and Oklahoma City bid prices for hogs cattle and sheep, with top hogo at 11.25 and hogs near 11.00. Chicago and East St Louis reports show steady to slow demand, with cattle prices around 12.50 for best weights and vealers near 11.00. Wheat and corn futures move on weather and planting prospects. cotton futures in New Orleans drift after early gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Colorado
Arizona
Texas
Oklahoma City
Chicago
East ST. Louis
Canada
New York Cotton and Foreign Exchange Reported
New York on April 11 shows cotton opening steady with a decline of 6 points and July at 14.28 while December trades around 441 as markets rally slightly from the low amid quiet trading. Foreign exchange rates listed include Britain 4.85, France 3.91, Italy 4.84, Belgium 14.69, and Japan 48.87. Potatoes in Chicago note old stock whites and russets with modest pricing and mixed conditions as new stock remains steady.
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New York
Nowrh
Foreign Exchange
Great Britain
Rance
Eables
Italy
Bellium
Germany
Okyo
Montreal
Chicago
Wisconsin
Michigan
Rurals
Idaho
Florida
Endorses Tack On Ambulance and Fire Truck Speed
An interested subscriber endorses Tack's views on ambulance speed after recounting a Birmingham crash where two ambulances collided while not responding to emergencies. The letter urges a city ordinance capping ambulance speed at 25 mph and calls for fire apparatus to obey signals at intersections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erasmus Tack
News-Globe
Globe
Birmingham
Alabama
Runaway Amarillo Boys Found in Loveland
Silas Hughes age 15 and Robert Marsh ran away Friday. W. A. Marshall, father of Hughes, announced the boys were located in Loveland after a statewide search that included radio calls. Hughes is the son of Mr. and Mrs. N. D. Hughes of 1600 North Cleveland Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Hughes
Robert Marsh
Loveland
W. A. Marshall
Mr. Marshall
N. D. Hughes
North
Cleveland Street
Butter and Eggs and Stock Market Summary
Butter and eggs prices in Chicago and poultry figures reported for April 11. Stocks in New York opened higher with Commercial Solvents and U S Steel up, General Motors at a record price near 185 and railroad shares rising on easy money and rising trade prospects. Foreign exchange opened steady with sterling around 4.53 and French francs near 38.91 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Baltimore
Ohio
United Drug
du Pont
General Motors
U. S. Steel
Chrysler
Louisville
Nashville
Atchison
Chesapeake and Ohio
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Kansas City
Port
Borger Resident Says Amarillo Jibes Irritate Townsfolk
A Borger resident writes to defend the town against Amarillo column jibes. The letter argues Borger is tame compared with other Texas towns, urges fair treatment, and notes local residents spend money in Amarillo. Mrs. W. P. Masters, Pampa, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Borger
Globe
Austin
Associated Press
United States
Chicago
Paris
Europe
Amarillo Fire Trucks and Ambulances Stir Local Dispute
A longtime Amarillo columnist laments red light running by emergency vehicles and defends his stance against ambulances and fire trucks on main street. He urges City Manager Jeff Bartlett to curb risky driving, notes town pride and oil-field growth, and recounts clashes with a fireman over his criticisms while praising civic patience and humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolflin
Bivins
Amarillo
Umpire Safety Letter To Amarillo Hotel
A letter from KE B Tracey of Herring Hotel Amarillo warns about umpire safety and requests hotel room reservations. The author praises Dale Gear’s team, mentions plans to travel to Oklahoma City Tulsa and Wichita for games, and urges ample police protection for umpires amid a town with a reputation for violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracey
Amarillo
Herring Hotel
Nime
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Wichita
Baptists Build Tabernacle for Revival Meets
At Tabernacle Baptist church revival crowds filled both services. Members voted to erect a large tabernacle seating 1,000. Construction started Monday morning with hopes to seat crowds by Tuesday night. Dr Britton Ross preached on Holy Spirit power and Romans eight. A 75 voice choir plus two pianos and orchestra leads in old time gospel. Meetings run three weeks with two daily services and a nursery for small children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Britton Ross
Ross
Church of Today
Two Crowds Hear Evangelist O Malley Here Sunday
Evangelist O Malley drew two crowded services yesterday with every seat filled. Morning and evening programs featured fine music directed by Mrs Charles F Stith and soloists Mrs Smith and Mrs Thomas Watson. The morning sermon urged youth to remember their creator and prepare for God, with nineteen responding to the gospel invitation. The evening message stressed personal accountability to God, drawing many to respond bringing total for the day to 29. Services continue nightly this week at 6 o'clock with the sermon Three Great Soul Thoughts and special music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Webster
Panhandle Lumber Moves Yard to Oil City
Panhandle Lumber Company relocates its Signal Hill lumber yard to Oil City, announced by John B. Hill. The move shifts operations and storage to the new Oil City site, signaling a strategic relocation for the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle Lumber Company
Oil City
The
Signal Hill
John B. Hill
Mrs Honeycutt Dies In Amarillo Home At 41
Nora Elizabeth Honeycutt 41 wife of W L Honeycutt died at 1 15 Sunday morning in a local hospital. Survived by husband two sons John and Bennie and four daughters Mrs Winton Sewell Edith Stella Lettie all of Amarillo. A member of Presbyterian church she had lived in Amarillo at 400 Roberts street. Body in care of N S Griggs & Sons with relatives being notified in other states.
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Nora Elizabeth Honeycutt
W. L. Honeycutt
John
Bennie Honeycutt
Winton Sewell
Edith
Stella
Lettie Honeycutt
Amarillo
Presbyterian Church
Roberts Street
N. S. Griggs & Sons
Bricklayer Killed by Car in Dallas
Dallas report of April 11 states Charles H. Flynn 43, a Bricklayers' union member, died from injuries after a Fort Worth Dallas interurban car struck him. He was walking onto the tracks, possibly blinded by approaching car lights, at an unknown address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Charles H. Flynn
Bricklayers’ Union
Fort Worth
Special Service of Lutherans Tonight at 701 Alabama
Tonight at 7 30 in the Lutheran church at 701 Alabama avenue the week of Holy Week sermons will be delivered by Rev Victor Kollin. The subject will be The Church versus the Heathen Religion. The pastor will discuss whether religion is as good as others and whether people are sincere. The public is cordially invited to these sermons this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Borger
Andi
Mexia
Breckenridge
Burkburnett
Anchurch
Alabama Avenue
Victor Kollin
Zita Social Held Tuesday Plans Big Crowd
A community social hosted by the social and entertainment committee of the Agricultural Department or Board of City Development will occur Tuesday night at Zita with plans for a large turnout and an engaging program. A second social is scheduled for Thursday night at Soncy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Department of Board of City Development
Zita
Soncy
Floyd Copeland Visits Parents in Block
Floyd Copeland of 610 Van Ih street is visiting his parents in Block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Copeland
van Ih Street
Bock
Mrs Dorothy Roberts Dies Here Early Today
Mrs Dorothy Velma Roberts 24 wife of W M Roberts died at 7 30 am at 707 Hayes street after a yearlong illness She moved here from Palestine ten months ago for her health She was a Baptist church member Survived by husband and sister Mrs Claude Voss Body at Griggs Funeral chapel to be sent to Dallas Tuesday for funeral and burial
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Velma Roberts
W. M. Roberts
Hayes Street
Pleas for Consideration in Ambulance Calls
Letter from N S Griggs of Fillmore argues for stricter rules to curb false ambulance calls and reckless speeding. He urges a city ordinance heavy fines for speeding fire vehicles and siren misuse, and for submitting bogus emergency reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal
Erasmus Tack
the Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Tack
N.S. Griggs
Fillmore
Eighth Street
Man flogging in county jail sparks Sunday law clash
A man named Barnett was flogged in jail after reportedly refusing to pay a tobacco fund levy. Deputies described a kangaroo court scene with a whip and belt used on the prisoner, while Barnett claimed he opened his store legally and asked to contact lawyers. Three Sunday closing complaints were filed, with fines and one escape during the- court action. Sheriff Pollard away, Barnett held briefly before release on recognizance.
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Barnett
Morris
Bogard
Sheriff's Department
Leo Sparks
Pollard
Wiley Pollard
Borger
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Kansas City Livestock
Chicago Livestock
ST. Louis Livestock
Kansas City Grain
Chicago Grain
New Orleans
To & Pointe Ad
Spalding Rose
Miss Triumphs
Poultry
E. Rasmus Tack
Pampa
W. P. Masters
Atarillo
Tantar
O. W
Racing News
Laat
Barney Oldfield
Fire Department
Jeff. Bartlett
Oo. W
Dale Gear
KE. B. Tracey
Amarillo, Texas
Baptists
O'Malley
First Christian Church
Zita Social
Ganicalcnt Davids Sra
Martha Washington
Dorothy Roberts
R. Thomsen
Dr. Thomsen
Thompson
Fox
University Lawn Stationery
Bona
Castile
Eastman “Hawkeye
Peesenw
Neers
Anne
Fox Drug
Pierce
Tyler
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