Chicago and Midwest Live Stock Markets Report April 28
Chicago hogs 22 400, cattle 16 000, sheep 13 900. prices show mixed to lower trends across hogs cattle and sheep with ranges for sows, heifers, vealers and lambs. Kansas City and other markets note slow and varied trading with calves yearlings and bulls showing disparate bids. Wichita and East St Louis also report softer to steady tendencies with bulk trades near $11.00 to $12.00 for hogs and $7.75 to $9.00 for beef steers.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Texas
Arizona
Wichita
East St. Louis
Ta Pee Ae Bulk
Oklahoma City
Wheat Shows Unusual Advances in IR Trading
Chicago April 28 Unusual advances in wheat prices occurred with gains up to five cents, Maiji quoted at 1.49.5, amid news England arranged a 500 million dollar credit in the United States.
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Associated Pre
Chicago
England
United States
Amarillo Produce Hens Turkeys and Packing Stock Prices
Fragmented ad lists live poultry with weights and types including hens under four pounds over five pounds capons seven pounds up young toms and old toms. Also mentions packing stock butter and fresh eggs delivered in Amarillo with price references 10¢ 26¢ and a 200 rt batch.
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Amarillo
New Orleans Cotton Market Opens Steady with Mixed Early Moves
The cot ton market opened steady with early gains around 8 to 9 points while Liverpool showed strength. Notices for over 20,000 May deliveries were issued but later stopped as New York softened. July slipped to 24.2 and October to 25 as rain and crop news weighed, then rallied on colder western weather and frost risk.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
New York
Burt
Knights of Pythias 10 Hold District Meet Here
The Tanhandle and South Plains district of the Knights of Pythias will meet in local lodge rooms next Thursday. About 690 Pythians are in the district with an expected 200 attendees. Charles D. Braughtmay of Austin, grand chancellor, will address the session on Thursday afternoon. Tomme, district deputy grand chancellor, says this is the first district meeting in the Panhandle in six years and should be enthusiastic despite limited demand for stock.
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Vesas
Iare
Tie Tomme
Distr
Arsud
Panhandle
Grim Manhunt Continues Near Dallas Auto Dealers Aid
Amarillo Automotive association members left for Lubbock at 1 20 PM to help organize the South Plains Automobile Dealers association. Lubbock wired that at least five local members would attend, with twelve already signed. Prospective travelers include Toney Chisum Horace Westmoreland W M McCarty Roy Cullum Charley Dixon Roy Johns Howard Kuhlman Ted George L L Everley Hlenry Ansley and Jack Frost. The Texas Automobile Dealers meeting in Austin May 15 to 14 was emphasized.
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Amarillo Automotive Association
Lubbock
South Plains Automobile Dealers Association
Amarillo
Toney Chisum
Horace Westmoreland
W. M. McCarty
Roy Cullum
Charley Dixon
Roy Johns
Howard Kuhlman
Ted George
Hlenry Ansley
Jack Frost
Texas Automobile Dealers
Austin
City Drug Owners Buy Out Duke Institution
John Rowland and Hal Witherspoon purchase the Duke Drug store at Polk and Seventh Streets from W R Duke. Formal transfer set for June 1 with Duke remaining in charge until then. Purchasers promise no policy changes and aim to maintain quality. they may choose a new store name later. Duke hints at future plans without specifics. The store sits at a major traffic intersection, and the new owners claim ownership of two top West Texas drug stores.
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Rowland and Witherspoon
Polk
W. RR. Duke
John Rowland
Hal Witherspoon
City Drug Store
Stowland
Mr. Witherspoon
Mr. Duke
Auch An Bncinia
West Texas
Rowland
Witherspoon
Move for new Santa Fe office building started
A town club meeting discussed zoning and a new Santa Fe office building project. Bob Ames favored the temperate zone concept for the city while Rev Will Hogg delivered a strong revival talk. Dr W B Stevenson chaired the entertainment. Other brief remarks and musical items followed, closing with thanks to the committee.
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Santa FE
Bob Ames
Mr. Ames
Mr. Ray
White man sought in Austin attack and murder cases
Mrs. Mabel Berry of Austin remained seriously ill after an attack that killed her escort W. Larry Milstead on Saturday night. Police consider a white suspect in disguise, with many details still unclear, as hundreds join the manhunt. Rewards total 600 dollars for Milstead’s killer. 1,000 dollars offered for Ryan Adkins, slain two weeks earlier. Dallas Ku Klux Klan mobilizes thirty men to aid the sheriff, while fifty special deputies and the entire police force continue searches.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Mabel Berry
Austin
W. Larry Milstead
Milstead
Miriam A. Ferguson
Ryan Adkins
Dallas Ku Klux Klan
Schuyler Marshall
Terrell praises Panhandle field vastness and care
Terrell a Texas Railroad commissioner says he is amazed by the Panhandle gas field extent and commends the drillers and operators for conserving gas and oil. He and Inspector Walter Gerron plan detailed inspections along the Santa Fe line, with trips to Dalhart and Texline, predicting significant development ahead.
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Terrell
Walter Gerron
Santa Fe
Here
Higgins
Dalhart
Tex‘ine
Gerron
R. D. Parker
Oil and Gas Utilities Division
The
Commission
Panhandle
Clews Sought in Brutal Slaying Near Chesterton
Police in two states pursue theories on the charred remains of a girl found near Chesterton Indiana. Clues include eyeglasses a dress beads and a railroad card while investigators weigh ties to Gary or a Tennessee missing person.
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Clary
Ind
Sunda
Chesterton
H. A. Flynn
William Linn
Gary
Grace Dixon
Linn
Henry J. Saunders
Henry J Fernekes
Pennsylvania Railroad
A. O. Dobbins
Valparaiso
Porter County
Evansville
Sinth Alstadt Yetkeb
Murfreesboro
Tenn
O Yetkeb
Noted Texas Rail Commissioner Guests at Short Home
G. W. Terrell of Austin, Texas railroad commissioner, on inspection of the Panhandle oil fields, visited Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Short at 12021 Fillmore Street. Terrell is regarded as a leading public figure in Texas.
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G. W. Terrell
Austin
Panhandle
J. G. Short
Fillmore Street
Mr. Terrell
Texas
Wichita Falls Clears Way for Free Bridge Across Red River
The Wichita Falls Chamber of Commerce secured funds to build a concrete free bridge across the Red River at Burkburnett. After years of agitation and four months of work, plans are complete and construction should start by July 1. Also in Galveston, the Mamie Higgins pilot boat was destroyed by ore in Galveston Bay, with crew escaping in a small boat.
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Associated Press
Austin
Chamber of Commerce of
Wichita Falls
Red River
Burkburnett
Galveston
Mamie Higgins
Galveston Harbor
Galveston Bay
Meigors
Committee Reports Highlight North Amarillo Civic Club Meet
The North Amarillo Civic club held a meeting at Buchanan Street Methodist church. Open discussion focused on civic issues in the area including lights sidewalks paving and improvements. Members gave short talks on local development matters.
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North Amarillo
Civic Club
Buchanan Street Methodist Church
Art Association Showing Distinctive Works in Amarillo
The Amarillo Art Association hosts a modest exhibit at 903 Taylor Street in the Thomas studio featuring Captain Vladimir Perfelieff, a Russian émigré renowned for bold color and impressionistic figures. The display includes thirteen canvases and works by Harry Berman Bernard Badura A V Green William Schulhoff Frank Baisden Ben Coloway and Robert M Metcalf. No admission charge and the public is invited to view through the week.
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Art Association
Amarillo Art Association
Thomas Studio
Taylor Street
Vladimir Perfelieff
Captain Perfelieff
America
Harry Berman
Bernard Badura
A. V. Green
William Schulhoff
Frank Baisden
Ben Coloway
Robert M. Metcalf
Fach
Perfelieff
Kacle
New Era in Panhandle Crop Rotation Seen
Regional notes report farmers boosting row crops and cotton across Castro, Deaf Smith, and adjacent counties. Dimmitt notes wheat looks fine. Slaton and Muleshoe predict higher moisture and crop acreage. Perryton and White Deer expect sizable wheat reductions offset by cotton and row crops growth.
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Panhandle
Dimmitt
Castro County
Texico
Miami
Perryton
Sudan
Amherst
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Alex Hyman & Co
Polk St
Chicago Livestock
Kansas City Livestock
Wichita Livestock
ST. Louis Livestock
Oklahoma
Selperto
Buchanan
Amarillo Cotton & Grain Exchange
F.C. Higgins
Mgr. Alex Hyman & Co
Phone
Stags
Abe Ote
Amarillo Grain
Chicago Grain
Corton
Buehel Ae Va AG i Arleyv
Owen
Hlouston
Fort Worth
Dee
Tchison Sich
American Tel
Tel
Sasphalt Ae
Baldwin Ao Dotas
Centralather
Chalmer
Sinclair Pear
Studebaker
Texaco Tae
BSE
Texas Pacific Coal and Oil
Uss Steel
Feehan
Westinghouse
Steel Corporation
Great Britain
Knights OF Pythias
Atchison, American Can
Mack Prucks
New York Central
Northwestern
U. S
Federal Light and Traction
Utah Securities
Atchison
Mack Truck
Bush Terminal
Laclede Gas
Sterling
South Plains Auto Dealers’ Association
CITY
Duke Institution
Duke Drug Store
Polk and
Seventh Streets
Coblen
Will Hogg
Polk Street Methodist Church
Hogg
Mr. Hogg
Coblenz
Bill Oliver
Red
Irvin
W. BR. Stevenson
Willard Smith
H. &. Smith
M. B. Stewart
U.S. Strader
Walter Irvin
J. Davis
Allen Barry
Makely
Mary Thompson
Jeff Wall
Mvangelist Hoge
Mr. Hoge
Klan
Texas Railroad Commission
Niviade
Shorts
Cpocvic
MERT
Art of
Possiois
Hereford
Skate Warrs
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Phoenix Bloomers
Phoenix
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