Fort Worth and Kansas City Livestock Markets Report
Fort Worth market notes cattle and sheep receipts with steady to varied values across grades. Reeves and Hoge brands show calves to cows and stockers trading from $1.75 to $9, lambs from $12 to $16, and feeder categories pricing up to $13. Kansas City reports 10000 cattle and hog receipts with weak undertone for steers and steady hogs, beef cows $4.50 to $6.50, calves slow, hogs $6.70 to $7.25 average live weights.
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Fort Worth
Reeves
Kansas City
Texas
Kansas
New York
Jan Sheans
Pwsee
New Orleans
Jan Perere
Dallas
Houston
Galveston
York
Atchison A
General Motors
Wichita Livestock Prices Mixed as Receipts Light
Cattle receipts at Wichita on April 15 totaled about 900 head with good grade butcher steers at 8.50 to 9.00, heifers 6.50 to 8.00, cows 5.50 to 6.50, and canners to 3.50. Hogs reached 1000 head with a steady market, top at 37.25 for best medium weight killers. pigs 5.50, sows 6.25, stags 5.00.
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Wichita
Kan
Amarillo Produce Prices For Poultry And Eggs
Hens over 4 lbs at 18 cents per lb. Hens under 4 lbs at 16 to 55 cents per lb. Springs and broilers 20 cents. Leghorns and Blacks 15 cents. Roosters 6 cents. Turkeys Hens 8 lbs and over 12 cents. Toms 12 lbs and over 12 cents. Butter mold free, 16 cents. Fresh eyes per case $5.55.
Grain Prices From Great West Mill And Elevator
Amarillo grain listing shows prices paid to local growers for wheat No 1 hard at 1.00 per bushel maize Kaffir corn and oats per bushel at 45 per 100 lbs rates for oats and other grains cited. Prices given for wheat maize kaffir corn and oats by Great West Mill And Elevator.
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Great West Mill & Elevator Company
Cotton Market Reports Favorable Texas Weather Boost
The cotton market reacts to favorable Texas crop weather and upbeat state reports. World mill stocks are reported 15 percent below last year, while forecasts warn of storms and cold fronts in the western belt. Some selling appears on steel outlook concerns and a cautious note on Japanese immigration. Liverpool trade remains irregular with shipyard activity resuming, and Texas planting expands amid warm days but potential rain.
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Alex Hyman & Co
New Orleans
Texas
Gary
Steel Corporation
Liverpool
Germany Accepts Dawes Report as Basis for Settlement
Berlin and Düsseldorf dispatches report Germany will forward acceptance of the Dawes committee recommendations to the reparations commission in Paris. The cabinet and state premiers’ conference agreed, awaiting written notification. Franco-Belgian industrialists extend the Micum accords for two months. Paris confirms Premier Poincare presiding over cabinet meeting and accords extension.
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Berlin
Germany
Dawes Committee
Paris
Dusseldorff
Poincare
Ruhr
Street Car Users Dominate Traffic, Auto Delays Highlighted
In Los Angeles statistics show 92.2 percent ride street cars and 7.8 percent use motor cars. The text questions how a single auto can delay a street car carrying 60 or more people in the Perfect City of Tomorrow.
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Los Angeles
Justice C J Smythe Dies in Rochester at 65
Constantine J. Smythe chief justice of the United States court of appeals for the District of Columbia died in Rochester after cancer surgery aged 65. The body will be buried in Omaha, his former home.
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C. J. Smythe
Rochester
Minn
Constantine J. Smythe
United States Court of Appeals of
District of Columbia
Omaha
Booster Club Donations Fuel Sand Storm Team
The Amarillo Golden Sandstorm baseball squad, aiming for the state pennant and national title, will receive funds from a booster drive. Officials say 150 fans donating $5 each could keep the Sandies in the race, framing the gifts as a goodwill investment and publicity boost.
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Amarillo Golden Sandstorm
Sandies
Wonder
Welterweights Ready for Fair Theater Showdown
Cal Farley Amarillo welterweight and A B F champion faces Billy Londos from Lubbock in a 9 45 pm match at the Fair theater tomorrow night. Londos reluctantly accept Harry Myers as referee after fan pressure. crowd expected large.
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Cal Farley
Amarillo
A. BE. F
Billy Londos
Lubbock
Fair Theater
Farley
Londos
Harry Myers
Myers
Fort Worth Cats Dominate Dallas Steers 13 to 3
The Fort Worth Cats overwhelmed the Dallas Steers 13 to 3 in a Saturday game. Pitcher Jack Ryan, formerly with the Steers, started for Jakie Atz.
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Fort Worth Cats
Dallas Steers
Jack Ryan
Jakie Atz
Survey to modernize Atlantic coast nautical charts
Shifting shoals along the Atlantic coast from the Florida Keys to Chesapeake Bay are making waters treacherous. Existing charts are outdated and a re survey is planned to update navigation charts.
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Atlantic Seaboard
Florida Keys
Chesapeake Bay
Measles Epidemic Subside in Claude and Armstrong County
An April report from Claude Texas indicates the measles epidemic in Claude and Armstrong County is subsiding. Most cases were light and no deaths have been reported.
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Claude
Tex
Armstrong County
Partner seeks $5000 cash invest in wholesale business
Advertisement offers a proven operation seeking a capable hard working partner with at least $5000 cash to invest. No limit to volume, wholesale only, in operation and performing well. No cost to investigate. Address J. P. KR. Care Globe for appointment.
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J. P. KR
Care Globe
Amarillo Daily Notes Round Up Local Visitors and Happenings
A bustling Amarillo page records visitors from Hereford Miami Canadian Chickasha and Plainview. Local business figures comment on spring activity and a Detroit man is noted as the U S Army's tallest at 6 feet 6.5 inches. Alpha Jane born to Mr and Mrs Francis at 2 15 this morning.
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John Tl. Wilson
Hereford
Mary Moss Richardson
Canyon
Amarillo
Olive Dixon
Miami
Walter Irwin
A. B. Hamlin
Waynoka
Okla
Tom F. Connally
T. L. Wouston
W. H. Patrick
Clarendon
Presbyterian Church
Kyle Jones, Jr
van Buren Street
Panhandle
R. 8. Brashears
J. W. Howell
S. D. Butcher
Chickasha
Stella Johnson
Johnson Street
Williams’ Department Store
Blackburn
William B. Francis
North Polk Street
Alpha Jane
Bernie Knight
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Roy Bullion
Florsheim Shoes Co
Chicago
North Johnson Street
Des Moines
N. M
Hugoton Adams
Fr. Walton
Kansas City
Lois Walton
Taylor Street
L. O. Thompson
Thompson Drug Company
William Levin
Stillwater
Levin
Williams
James W. Lawrence
O'Neill & Lawrence
Polk Street
J. L. Fuqua
Texas
Frank Winkler
Paso
Jaurez
Last Rites for Mrs A H Hargrove Held in Amarillo
Funeral services for Mrs. A H Hargrove were held at Griggs Chapel at 3 PM conducted by Rev Milo Atkinson. The body arrived from El Reno Oklahoma this morning aboard the Rock Island. Survived by husband a 12 year old son mother sister and four brothers.
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A. H.hargrove
Griggs Chapel
Milo Atkin
Hargrove
Rock Island
el René
Oklo
W. C. Kenyon
Charles Trollinger
Dean Kirk
James Vernon
Joseph Killough
Lloyd Fletcher
W. B. Jackson
C. C. Killian
Wichita Falls
Frank
Henry
Horace
Emmett
Amarillo
Cotton Grain Stocks Provisions Amarantillo Market Outline
Amarillo Cotton and Grain Exchange data show prices and stock levels for cotton, grain, and provisions. Reports list market participants Alex Hyman & Co of New Orleans and J. W. Parkens as manager, with contact number 3004 for inquiries.
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Amarillo Cotton & Grain Exchange
Amarillo
Texas
Alex Hyman & Co
New Orleans
J. W. Parkens
Mgr
Federal prosecution of banker proposed in Moore case
Kansas City April 15 United Press reports federal prosecution of John M. Moore bank president accused of defalcating 600000 from Fidelity National Bank and Trust. L K Roberts national bank examiner says Moore violated bank laws. Moore, in coma at his apartment, found unconscious after failing to explain discrepancies. Bank says money used to cover private debts. ranch at San Angelo Texas tied to his stepson. bank has seized Moore property and cut loss to 250000.
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Kansas City
Texas Ranch
United Press
John M. Moore
Fidelity National Bank and Trust Company
L. K. Roberts
National Bank
Moore
Roberts
H. L. Stinson
San Angelo
Tex
Questioning Continues in Thaw Sanity Hearing
Philadelphia April 15 Thaws sanity hearing resumes with cross examination of Dr Mills by Arthur Dickson. The attorney for the Thaw estate opposes release and questions Thaws interest in sex matters. Dr Mills maintains Thaw is sane.
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Philadelphia
Harry K. Thaw
Mary Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit
Arthur Dickson
Committee of the
Thaw
Dr. Mills
Dickson
Potter County Liquor Case Costs Hit $5 000
The county faces costs of not less than 5000 in its prosecution of Walter Willmering charged with liquor transport. Willmering’s trial in Potter county has occurred four times with three hung juries. Lloyd Fletcher reports from Claude after the latest venue change. Reeder and Miller defend Willmering as the jury deliberates.
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Potter County
Walter Willmering
Lloyd Fletcher
Claude
Willmering
Reeder
Miller
Ministers Arrive in Amarillo On Way to Conference
A group of noted ministers and laymen reach Amarillo on their way to the Miami Methodist Conference. Among them are Dr. E. J. Crawford secretary of the Centennial Movement and Rev. W. H. Terry from Plainview. Five Amarillo Methodist ministers depart for the conference led by Rev. S. W. Hayne and others.
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Amarillo
Miami Methodist Conference
E. J. Crawford
Fort Worth
Centennial Movement
W. T. Gray
Waco
Methodist Home For Children
J. T. Wilson
Pallas
W. H. Terry
Plainview
M. L. Hargrove
C. B. Amis
Houston
G. W. Shearer
Dallas declares war on the pesky mosquito
Dallas sanitary officer Thomas Moore has declared war on mosquitoes after the first local bite. A spraying crew works daily with oil spraying machines to target breeding sites while Street Commissioner Wylie organizes a tin can day to remove trash containers for the garbage men to haul away.
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Dallas
Tex
Thomas Moore
Wylie
Regular six weeks tests at the high school this week
Six weeks tests are conducted at the high school this week. Last term reports show work was highly satisfactory with only a small number of students below passing.
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