Markets Report Hogs Cattle Sheep And New Orleans Cotton
Kansas City livestock mixed with weaker hogs and steady to easier cattle and sheep bids. Hogs 4000 head uneven with losses to 10 cents. cattle 16000 head showing little early activity with feeds and cows down. vealers down 50. Sheep 7400 head steady with spring lambs weaker. New Orleans cotton opens near Friday levels with May at 11.29 and July at 11.08. overall trade quiet with old crop bought and some new crop selling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
U. S. Dept
New Orleans
Amarillo Resident Sara Hudspeth Dies After Illness
Amarillo resident Mrs. Sara Mae Hudspeth 47 died at a local hospital after a week of illness. She was wife of J. C. Hudspeth of 700 B Mississippi St. Survived by three sons Wilson Weldon Forister of Amarillo and Howard Forister of Big Spring. two brothers Burl France and Arthur Pierce of Hereford. Burial at Hereford Cemetery after services at 3 p.m. in Hereford Methodist Church conducted by Rev. T. C. Willett. Body to lie at Griggs and Sons Chapel until 1 p.m. tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Mae Hudspeth
J. C. Hudspeth
Mississippi Street
Wilson and
Weldon Forister
Amarillo
Howard Forister
Big Spring
Griggs and Sons
Hereford
T. C. Willett
Cowboys Hunt Buffalo Near Fort Worth Ranch
Four of six buffalo from the Texas Frontier Centennial escaped a 250 acre ranch near Fagle Mountain Lake. Five cowboys from the stockyards were dispatched to recapture the roaming animals during the morning hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tarrant County
Fagle Mountain Lake
Harold Ickes Rallies Progressives for Roosevelt Bid
Harold L. Ickes leads the effort to unite progressives behind FDR against hostile critics. The top New Deal official uses sharp satire to hit opponents while energizing midwestern liberals and Bull Moose lineage supporters. His role blends political strategy with strong rhetoric in the campaign arena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold C. Ickes
Associated Press
Harold L. Ickes
Ickes
Roosevelt
Scout Leader Back in City
Miss Margareth Chesmore Amarillo Girl Scout director returned from Dallas where she completed a national Camp Directors course in Camp Kiwanis The course May 5 19 offered by Emelia Thoorsell instructor covered modern camping trends and methods The Amarillo camp opens June 3 with three ten day sessions planned and a better program than before
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margareth Chesmore
Amarillo
Dallas
Kiwanis
Texas
Emelia Thoorsell
National
Department of Girl Scouts
Cactus
Civil Appeals Motions and Submissions for Seventh District Texas
Motions submitted April 20 1936 in Amarillo seek affirmations on certificates and mandates in multiple cases including Traders General Ins Co vs E Dwyer and Marjorie Irick vs Albert G Hinn. Other items include motions overruled affirmed reversed and remanded with cases from Deaf Smith Childress Hemphill Lubbock Potter Sherman and Hale Panhandle counties. Cases set for submission June 15 1936 include W G Street v Sarah Johnson D L Buckless v Sinclair Refining and others from Potter Floyd and Lubbock counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Civil Appeals
Seventh Supreme Judicial District of Texas
Amarillo
Traders & General Ins. Co
E. Dwyer
Simon O'Keefe
Jim Power
Marjorie Irick
Et All
Albert G. Hinn
Sinclair- Prairie Air Co
Jack Beadle
Texas
Ass'n
Frank Allen
M. G. Poteer
W. T. Waggoner
L. F. Borden
B. S. Arnold
Deaf Smith County
M. A. Joy
George Craig
Childress County
White House Lumber Co
Chas. Denny, Jr
Hemphill County
Life Ins., Co
Virginia
Elmo Wall
Lubbock County
T. L. Lesly
J. W. Boney
F. W
D. C. Ry. Co
A. Castlebury
Wilbarger Couny
State of Texas
Glen Kendrick
Amarillo Transfer & Storage Co., Inc
Potter County
Temple Trust Co
Roger Q. Stubbs
General American Life Ins. Co
C. F. Hamer
Hale County
Panhandle Compress & Storage Co
J. A. Borum
Floyd County
W. G. Street
D. L. Buckless
Sinclair Refining Co
Sherman County
Citizens Nat. Bank
France Baker
Two Killed in Flaming Ship Near Johns Town
Johnstown Pennsylvania April 2047 two killed in flaming wreckage of a Beechcraft plane on a hilltop 15 miles from Johnstown Frederick H Harvey Kansas City business executive 41 and his wife Elizabeth 31 died after the craft struck power lines near Dunlo. Harvey a Transcontinental and Western Airlines director had traveled east to meet his wife. Unclear details follow as Emergency crews investigated the mountain crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Allegheny Mountain
Frederick H. Harvey
Kansas City
Harvey Railway Eating House
Elizabeth Harvey
Uniontown
Sun Racer
Harvey
Transcontinental
Western Airlines
England
Duncansville
Dunlo
Byron S. Harvey
Fred Harvey
Pennsylvania
Amarillo
Williams
Arizona
F. A. Henderson
Santa Fe Railroad
Harvey House Company
J. F P. Huckle
Alvin Yeakel Claimed by Death at Harrison Street
Alvin Yeakel 54 year old butcher died at his room 408 Harrison Street early this morning from a heart ailment. He is survived by former wife Helen Yeakel a daughter Margaret and a son Marvin. N S Griggs and Sons funeral directors have charge pending arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Yeakel
Butcher
Harrison Street
Helen Yeakel
Margaret
Marvin
N. S. Griggs
Powers, White Deer stockman, dies of pneumonia
Lee R. Powers, 43, a White Deer stockman and farmer, died in Worley Hospital after two weeks with pneumonia. He lived in White Deer 20 years and is survived by his wife, four children, five brothers and two sisters. He was born March 26, 1893 in Denton County and was a Mason and Methodist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe
Pampa
Lee R. Powers
White Deer
Worley Hospital
Mitchell
Clayton
Winfield
Tom
Jim Powers
Floyd Pipes
Chester Tribble
Phoenix
Ariz
Mr. Powers
Denton County
Cox resigns as Southwestern Public Service head to start engineering service
Carl C. Cox retires after seven years as general superintendent of Southwestern Public Service Company to form an Amarillo based engineering service with Cornell & Company accountants. The venture will offer surveys appraisals and audits for municipalities corporations and individuals and will operate in New Mexico and nearby states as well as West Texas. Cox will consult as an engineer with Henrici Lowry Engineering Company of Kansas City and previously worked for Texas Power & Light Company in Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl C, Cox
Carl C. Cox
Southwestern Public Service Company
Amarillo
Cornell & Company
Cox
Henrici Lowry Engineering Company
Kansas City
New Mexico
West Texas
Texas Power & Light Company
Dallas
Last Concert Thursday by Amarillo High Band
Amarillo high school band performs its season finale under conductor Oscar Wise in the High School Auditorium at 8:15 PM. Admission is free. The program includes several notable features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Oscar Wise
Bailey, 84, knits 100 mittens for relaxation
W. H. Bailey, 84, of Hubbard Iowa knits 100 mittens to unwind. He also makes his own socks in his spare time, proving crafting keeps him busy and content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man
Hubbard
U.P
W. H. Bailey
Bailey
University of California Receives Russian Teaching Donation
The University of California gets a $10,750 gift earmarked to teach Russian to adult students. The donation supports language study programs and expands access for nontraditional learners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
University of California
Soil Workers Confer on Plains Plant Survey
Fifteen Soil Conservation Service employees meet to begin an extensive study of Plains plant life. The survey aims to develop drought resistant plants for wider regional distribution. J. E. Smith and Dr. C. J. Whitfield lead. cooperation across 14 SCS projects will support spring and summer field work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soil Conservation Service
Plains
J. E. Smith
SCS Nurseries Division
C. J. Whitfield
Dalhart
SCS
H. H. Pinnell
Palo Duro Canyon car tags offered at city hall offices
Motorists seeking attractive Palo Duro Canyon plates may obtain them at Chamber of Commerce offices on the top floor of city hall. Miss Edith Zelley, secretary, stated the arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Duro Canyon
Chamber of Commerce
Edith Zelley
Palo Duro Canyon tags in Amarillo free today
A large quantity of enameled navy blue and orange tags were offered free of charge. The tags bear the inscription Palo Duro Can yon, Amarillo, and were distributed at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Duro Canyon
Amarillo
Also Mentioned on This Page
EB. A. Pierce & Company
Hupp Motors
Houston
Houdaille
Hudson Motors
Internat Harvester
New York
BE. A. Pierce & Co
I Cent
Johna Manville
Kelvinator
Kennecott Copper
Alaska
Juneau
Krower Grace & Bok
Allie Challmers
Tel & Tel
Multan
Armour & Co
Montgomery-Ward
Anaconda
Murray Corp
Atchison
Baldwin Loco
North American Ca
Bendix Aviation
Northern Pacific RR
Bethlehem
Ohio
Briggs Manufac
Columb Gag
Elec
Continental Baking
Republic Motors
Reo
Consol
Babes
Del
St Joseph
Ahly Curtin Wright
Seaboard Oiveer
Schulte United Ry
Curtiss Wright
Wis Sewers Roebuck
Cuban Amn
Socony-Vacuum Pry
South Pac RR
del & Lackawanna
Southern Railway
Dome Mines
Aeee
du Pont Peter Ereeds
Deere & Co
Sperry Corp
Raton
Stewart-Warner
Ty Studebaker
Swift & Co
T— Firestone
Seeaeeseyase
Texas Corp Rtm
Foster Wheeler
Texas Gulf Sulfur
Texas Pac Coal & Oiee
Gen Flee
Rom
Gen Foode
Gen Motors Ace
Trans-America
Gen Pub Service
Union Carbide
Union Oil
Great Northern RR
United Air Lines
Bio Gres West Sugar
United Carpet Ears Oe
United Drug
United Gas
U S&s
U S Steel
TRON
Warner Bros
Western Union Steel Teeth
Westinghouse
Woolworth Aeene
Sy Pierce & Co
Arkansas
Marconi
SNC
Gulf Oil
Niagara Hudson
Sunray Oi
United Gas Corp'n
AMY
Technicolor
Tareyton
Herbertareyton
Morris Fi
Allegheny
JL. Green
Lucky Tiger Mfg. CO
Dave
Ghontend
Mic
Go Standard Sanitary Mfg
Andard Sanitary Corporation
Fir
Standard Sanitary Mfg. CO
Dempster
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!