Livestock and Oil Markets Report From Oklahoma City
Livestock and Oil Markets show steady steer prices at 6.5 to 7.0 per hundredweight with cows from 6.50 to 7.00. Calves eased 50 cents, packer at 37.50, stockers down six cents, hogs 11 percent, prices from 11.25 to 11.79, stockers 410, packing sows 19 to 10.21.
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Oklahoma City
Wichita
Kan
Kansas City
J Horn Wether
East St. Louis
Packer Bows Shoat RR
Eastead
Farah
Chicago
Agricultural Market Roundup Across Cities
Wheat prices rose on gains across Chicago and St Louis markets. Hog and cattle values varied by region with meat prices in Omaha Kansas City and Fort Worth showing mixed yet steady patterns. The report notes injections of supply and shifting demand influencing bid levels.
Turkeys and Capons Prices Advertised in Amarillo Market
Local market listings show pricing for turkeys and capons including hens and old toms. No 2 turkeys are noted as not wanted with butter packing stock and new cases in included, delivered in Amarillo at 6.90.
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Amarillo
Half Minute Interviews with Panhandle Notables
Claude Brummett reports on a sprained ankle from leading cattle at White Deer and mentions occasional injuries. Yoney Chisum recalls a near accidental fire from a box of matches and sore fingers. Ken Henson notes Dr T B Landers ill with erysipelas. Levy comments on strong weather. Col Ernest G Thompson compares himself to a devout preacher praying for rain.
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Claude Brummett
White Deer
Yoney Chisum
German Rum Ring Exposed by Berlin Correspondent
Berlin report reveals a vast German liquor trafficking network moving contraband from Hamburg and Bremen ports to New York. It involves wealthy financiers, insurance firms, and both American and German operatives, with authorities noting lax oversight enabled the scheme. The piece is the first of three by Carl D. D., United Press managing editor, on bootlegging and the so called pirate voyage Veronica.
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Salen
Berlin
Hambure
Bremen
Freemanys Financial Life
Geran Insurance
Hanze Hinving
United Press
Tia
Germany
Veronica
Tatsone
Naid
New York
Data
Waspedd Pso
Parks Insurance
Carl DD
U United Press
Ant Berlin
Ameren
Globe
Two Amarillo men plan a crosscountry trip on vacation
Two young Amarillans depart by car on a “deal trip” starting Monday noon. They will pass through Oklahoma City to Sewanee Tennessee to pick up Corpmelius Gooch, then travel via Memphis Nashville Chattanooga New Orleans Richmond and Lynchburg. They expect to visit friends in Tennessee and Virginia and take a relaxed pace to enjoy the country.
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Soparlicans
Fom Turham
Bil Pohoney
Hundie Reg Port Iene
Oklahoma City
Sewanee
Tenn
Corpmelius Gooch
Memphis
Nashville
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Richmond
Lynchburg
Tennessee
Virginia
Hedges Hurt by Severe Freeze of Last December
Hedges in Amarillo show slow spring recovery with many killed by last December’s deep freeze. The central fire station hedge suffered extensive damage as a result. Two heat prostrations were reported in Little Rock, Arkansas, yesterday as the first of the year.
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Amarillo
Little Rock
Ark
Khiva Temple Called Meeting for Membership
A Khiva Temple meeting is announced for Saturday morning at headquarter facilities. Several candidates are expected to attend the session as part of temple courtesy between Khiven Temple de Hella Temple in Dallas and the El Paso area.
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Hhrime Headquard
Oclock
el Paso
di Haw
Henry Ford forms fleet of vehicles in wartime exhibit
A New York exhibit recounts Henry Ford and the Ford Motor Company’s early vehicle development. It highlights the Dearborn band wagon used by Ford with a fife and drum, and displays the first Ford automobile with its early features. The collection covers Civil War era coaches, racing sulkies, and other historical transport devices, illustrating the evolution of motorized travel.
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Izhphaston
Victoria
Imericvan
Dearborn
Kenry Ford
Ford
Yvelijele
Oklahoma's Run to Reenact Pioneers Claim Era Stampede
Historic reenactment marks the April 2 1889 Oklahoma land rush with 100000 settlers rushing into central Oklahoma to stake claims. Participants travel by horse, wagon, and auto toward the prairie as prizes and commemorations unfold along the paved streets with a parade and banners.
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Central
Oklahoma
Harris Denies Public Misrepresentation On Senate Filibuster
Georgia senator Harris says Vice President Harris is not frank about filibuster rules. He notes that under present rites sixteen senators can force the senate to vote on any subject, enabling a two thirds vote to restrict debate and set voting times. A separate item covers Dimmitt’s 13 to 7 victory over Hartford, with Dimmitt’s strikeout record and batting lines highlighted.
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Peo i
Washyneton
Tarris
Georgia
Roever
Yanes
Senate
Amarillo Adds New City Lots In Five Days
An Amarillo suburb announces a new subdivision on Thirty fourth Street with 101 lots. The sale finished in five days, signaling strong demand for homes and sites among local residents and reinforcing confidence in Amarillo’s growth.
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Amarillo
Sans
Pete Ant
Compan
Compar
Eidgefield
Ines
Thirty-fourth Street
Ilurilto
Vision of a People-Owned Rail Network and Hindenburg's Rise
The piece argues for a railroad system owned by the public, managed fairly, to reduce costs. It critiques government efficiency and cites examples from Canada, France, and Germany. It discusses Hindenburg as a potential president shaping a new European order and Germany's status.
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Kansas City
Roose
Old Hindenburg
Germany
Packing House to Benefit West Texas Ranchers
Frank I Phillips of the West Texas State Teachers College outlines advantages from a packing house in Amarillo. He cites freight savings and cheaper food production, with Spur Experiment Station showing sorghum as more profitable than corn for cattle and sheep. West Texas could become a noted feed lot region. A Motorcycling article profiles a trip titled Roughing it on the Llane Estacado with photos by Edward T King for C E King Dry Goods.
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Gil Vey
Amaillo
West Texas
Frank i. Philips
Westexasy
Colere
Lts
Phillips
Spur
Motorcyling
Llane L Estacado
Edward T. King
C. EB. King
C. E. King
Farmers Vote For Stable Home Life In New Study
Houston April 22 Economists in the U S Department of Agriculture publish a booklet on farm economies. It argues farmers stay with farming for home life and family, not just profit, and highlights shifts from self sufficiency to market aware decisions. The guide discusses farm size, management skill, credit, and crop choices shaping modern farming strategies.
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Houston
States Department
Ho Shutz
Flouston
Tt ‘Taylor
Bureau of Cultural Economics
If R Trolley
J. Vival
Ture
Ini
Tedane Vale Aert . Trapp
Ama Tenelers
Lin
K Vane
Hereford Booster Trip Invites Amarillo Citizens
More than 100 Amarillo residents are expected to leave the Amarillo hotel at 10 oclock Friday for Hereford. A luncheon will be served at the Methodist church basement, followed by informal speeches by leaders from Hereford and Amarillo. The trip, organized by the Amarillo Real Estate board and sponsored by The Tilebe, offers transport for those without means.
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Amarillo
Hereford
Fridaarillo
Teadhing Elvens
Flereford
Amarello Company Gas Well Announcement
Hutchinson county reports a new gas well with a free flow of 151000000 feet, a total 23. encountered feet. The company plans 15 million more feet of gas and continues drilling. The well lies in section 39 Mock Th south of the Canadian river.
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Hutchinson County
Houeusing
Canadian River
Oil Shows at Warrick No 1 Well in Potter County
Oil was encountered at 3 936 feet in the Amarillo O14 Warrick No 1 in Potter County. Water and oil rose briefly before bail out and drilling resumed. The well now sits at 3 050 feet with several small showings but none sufficient for a paying well.
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Amarillo O14 Company
Warrick No 1
Block Y-2
Potter County
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