Fort Worth and Kansas City Livestock Markets Report
Fort Worth market data show cattle receipts around 3,000 with steady demand, Reeves cattle priced 3.50 to 8.75, cows 3 to 6, calves to 8.75, hogs 1,000 with steady prices, lambs 12 to 15.50, stockers and feeders noted. Kansas City receipts 2,000 cattle, 500 calves with a very slow market, beef steers scarce, Texas steer prices 4.75 to 7.85, stockers steady, hogs 7,000 with few sales and prices around 7.10 to 7.15 for good 200 lb.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Kansas City
Texas
Amarillo Produce Auction Prices for Poultry and Eggs
Listing of poultry by weight and type with per unit prices. Hens under and over four pounds range from 16 to 18 cents, springs and broilers 20 cents, roosters 6 cents per pound, geese and turkeys priced, hens and toms for heavier weights noted. Butter mold-free at 16 cents, eggs at 6 dollars 55 cents per case.
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Gene Sienna
Grain prices paid by Great West Mill and Elevator
Amaro grain desk shows Great West Mill and Elevator company paying local growers for wheat No. 1 hard at 1.00 per bushel, corn and maize at 1.00 per 100 pounds and oats at 0.45 per bushel. Prices reflect standard basis across commodities in Amarillo.
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Great West Mill & Elevator Company
Special cotton market quiets amid weather and policy shifts
In New Orleans on April 17, the cotton market softened early due to small March consumption and favorable Texas weather, then fell as cold snaps and poor early Texas stands offset hopes of acreage gains. Weak domestic textile demand and reparations talks with Japan weighed, while market activity paused with holidays. auctions resume next week amid uncertainty about new crop prospects and distant-month selling.
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Alex Hyman & Co
New Orleans
Texas
Weekly Weather Review
American Congress
Japan
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Liverpool
Amarillo Praised For One Day Poultry School
Amarillo receives praise for a one day poultry school conducted by the Fort Worth and Denver railroad. James A. Bush reports a letter from M B Oakes of Wichita Falls praising the reception in Amarillo and asking about the six month farm flock contest progress now underway.
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Amarillo
Fort Worth
Child Witness Max Freundlisch in NYC Courtroom
In a New York Court the nine year old Max Freundlisch testified as a witness while his father Harry Freundlisch faced accusation of strangling his wife, the boy’s mother. The courtroom scene focused on the boy’s calm demeanor and the ongoing proceedings surrounding the alleged crime.
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New York City
Max Freundlsch
Iis
Harry Freundlisch
Japan Premier Says Friendship With U S Remains Strong
Tokyo, April 18. Premier Kiyoura declared that friendship between Japan and the United States will stay unbroken though the immigration exclusion act may impair the record. He suggested Hanihara’s letter was interpreted in error and lamented the measure while noting past sympathy after the earthquake and financial aid.
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Japan
United States
Congress
Kiyoura
Hanihara
Gas Companies Carry Loss on Low Use Customers
Public utilities often serve many customers at a loss when their monthly gas use falls below thresholds. Michigan’s Grand Rapids Gas Light analysis shows 18,487 low-use or zero-use customers burdening 15,584 higher-use customers, prompting consideration of a service charge to cover fixed costs and separate gas from service.
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Texas
Public Utilities Commission of Michigan
Grand Rapids Gas Light Company
Grand Rapids
Infant Burial And Local Church Notices In North Side
The infant of Mr and Mrs Ray Mansfield of 910 North Filmore was buried at Liland cemetery with Rev C E Griswold officiating. Mrs Mansfield is the daughter of Mrs C R Gallogly of 305 North Taylor. Rev W H Strong and Dr H Morrison depart for the Miami District Conference. Buchanan Street Methodist Church plans an Easter program next Sunday morning. Second Baptist Sunday School will hold after egg hunts at 2 PM with beginners visiting Mrs C L Hall and others at the Children's Home grounds. The Buchanan Street School Parent Teacher Club elected officers: Mrs A V Utterback president, Mrs Culpepper first vice president, Mrs Pieper second vice president, Mrs Ben Moore secretary-treasurer, and Mr Tharp. Fort Worth and Denver day roundhouse foreman moved to Wichita Falls. Mrs Tucker and two children of Tulsa visit Mrs S R Nelson of Miami, who is visiting her sister Mrs Glen Randall.
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Ray Mansfield
North Filmore
Liland Cemetery
C. E. Griswold
Mansfield
C. R. Gallogly
North Taylor
W. H. Strong
Buchanan Street Methodist Church
H. Morrison
Louisville
Miami
Second Baptist Sunday School
C. L. Hall
North
Buchanan
Buchanan Street School
A. V. Utterback
Culpepper
Pieper
Ben Moore
Burrows
Four Hundred Thousand Farms Have Electricity
Farmers now access telephone rural mail service radio and growing auto usage. Plans by farm and power groups outline extending electric service to rural areas. The Texas Public Service Information Bureau projects about half a million more farms will gain electric service in seven years. This expansion aims to ease farm life and boost appeal for farm women.
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Texas Public Service Information Bureau
English plays bloom in Berlin despite Versailles limits
The Passing Show notes a surge of English plays produced in Berlin, a condition not mandated by the Versailles treaty and described as unduly harsh. The Birmingham Age-Herald claims the government holds about 7 million dollars tied up in unused post office sites and jokes about keeping this from congressmen.
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Berlin
London
Birmingham Age-Herald
Reward for lost black leather handbag near Polk Street church
Lost in front of Polk Street Methodists church or at Tth and Washington a black leather handbag with gray lining and small change. Reward offered. Phone 2865-W. Also ad: Wanted salesman for high-class line immediately. Address Box 1351, city. References required. For rent an apartment at Askew Court with gas range shades garage and refrigerator furnished. Phone 64.
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Washington
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