MARKETS burnished by Alex Hyman and Co Fort Worth and Wichita Livestock Data
Fort Worth market report shows cattle 4 000 head with calves and heifers and bulls priced from 2.50 to 9. Heifers and stockers range 3.00 to 8.50 with varying values for cows. Hogs totalling 1 000 head list medium to packing categories 6.75 to 7.40 with sows and pigs noted. Sheep and goats feature lambs 12 to 15, yearlings 10 to 11, ewes and stockers 5 to 7.50. Wichita Kan market receipts 500 cattle steady with stockers and feeders topping at 8 and bulls 3.50 to 4.75. Hog receipts 1 200 with heavies around 7.05 and bulk 6.80, pigs 3.50 to 5.85.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Wichita
Kan
Chicago Livestock Prices in Thursday Market Report
Chicago April 29 cattle prices steady with fed steers 8.25 to 10.50, fat cows 5 to 7, beef heifers 6.25 to 8, veal calves 8.50 downward. hogs 24 000 down with choice butchers 7.28 to 7.385, bulk 7.15 to 7.25, sows 6.60 to 6.75. sheep 11 000 active with lambs 16.65 to 14.90 and ewes 7.50 to 8.00 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Highlights Prices
Cattle receipts 11000 calves 2000 market slow. Matured steers 10.66 fed steers 8 to 10.25 beef cows 4.50 to 8 top veals 8 stockers 6.56 to 8. Hogs receipts 12000 market slow top 7.10 bulk 6.80 to 7.05 packing sows 6.50 to 6.60 stock pigs 5.40 to 6.15. Sheep receipts 8000 market strong wool lambs 16 clip pers 13.25 to 13.65 Arizona springers 16.04 natives 16.50 shorn Texas wethers 7.50 to 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Hogs and cattle mixed activity at East St Louis market
East St Louis sales report shows hogs 20,000 lower with top at 7.40 and choice butchers 7.30 to 7.35. lights 6.75 to 7.25. pigs 6.00 to 6.75. packer sows 6.40. Cattle 5,000 with little early trading. light dealers 8.25 to 8.50. Sheep 8,000 with limited movement. clipped lambs 12.75 to 13.00. clipped ewes 6.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST Louis Livestock
St. Louis
Amarillo Produce Prices From Poultry and Eggs Listing
Poultry and eggs prices listed: Hens over 4 lbs 18 cents. under 4 lbs 66 cents. birds include roosters and turkeys with various weights priced. Patty Produce notes butter free from mold. eggs labeled strictly fresh.
Audiences Violate Concert Etiquette in Amarillo Festival
Gladys Marsalis Glenn laments audience haste to exit after Gal i Curci and Shhipa Friday night. She cites English-language preference for songs, urges support for English singing and future English opera to elevate American musical culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Marsalis
Glenn
Enhandle
Panhandle
Emil F. Myers
Gali Curci
Amarillo
Shhipa
Seattle
Oshkosh
America
Grain Prices Paid by Great West Mill & Elevator
Amarillo grain prices show payments to local growers by Great West Mill and Elevator. Wheat basis No 1 hard enets at 1.00 per unit, maize per 100 lbs 1.00, kaffircorn per 100 lbs 1.00, oats per bushel 0.45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great West Mill & Elevator Company
Expert Testimony on Oil Reserve Conditions Heard
Washington April 29 The senate oil committee heard expert testimony on oil reserve conditions as the inquiry nears its end. Petroleum geologist Willard W. Cutler Jr testified that failure to drill offset wells cost the government royalty oil valued at 3 200 000 dollars on Sections 1 and 2 of naval reserve No 1 in California. Mrs Hannon entered the room during testimony prompting a dispute over who summoned her to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Oil Committee
Jake L. Hannon
Oklahoma
Willard W. Cutler, Jr
Bureau of Mines
Naval Reserve No. 1
California
Hannon
Cutler
Penwomen Plan Special Globe Edition at Gathering
A large Panhandle group met at Mrs. R S Thompson 1701 Polk to map a special Amarillo Globe edition for their next quarterly meeting. Department heads were named and tasks outlined. G C McDaniels Globe general manager attended briefly to discuss ethics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
R.S. Thompson
Polk Street
Amarillo Globe
G. C. McDaniels
The
Globe
Boy Scouts Hike To Cabin At Jack Hall Friday
Amarillo scout troops will hike to their cabin on the Jack Hall property six miles west of the city Friday afternoon and stay until Saturday night. Thomas Nelson, scout executive, announced today. Each boy will cook his own meals on the hike and a camp fire meeting will follow Friday night troop meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Jack Hall
Thomas Nelson
Cotton and Grain Exchange Ad from Amarillo Notice
Cotton and Grain Exchange in Amarillo Texas advertises services with Alex Hyman and Co New Orleans and J W Parkins manager. Phone 8004.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotton & Grain Exchange
Amarillo
Texas
Alex Hyman & Co
New Orleans
J. W. Parkins
Mgr
Former Light Company Manager Visiting Here
Mr and Mrs Frank A White and their son visit Charles R Green this week White a commercial manager for Texas Utilities at Lubbock and former manager of the City Light and Water company 1907 14 They recall old times and list former players and residents across several states and Europe. White notes crops and business prospects in Lubbock and predicts Amarillo could prosper with continued growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. White
Little Son
Charles R. Green
Mr. White
Texas Utilities Company
Lubbock
City Light and Water Company
Mr. Green
Herbert Tate
Ed Call
Battle Creek
Mich
Mary McCormick
Europe
Clement Yost
Whipple Barracks
Arizona
J. Brinker
Chicago
A. W. Schae
Ohio
Frank White
D. van Hecke
Missouri
Bartlett Claims Title as Youngest Looking Grandfather
Jeff Bartlett proclaims himself the youngest looking grandfather in town as his son in law D. J. Brown and wife welcome a ten pound baby boy born this morning at 405 Fast Eighth Street. Brown is head bookkeeper for Magnolia Petroleum company. The city manager cites the claim but has not been challenged yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Brown
Fast Eighth Street
Browm
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Jeff Bartlett
Here and There Figures in Dimmitt and Nearby
A list of visitors and residents in towns including Dimmitt Hereford Amarillo Canyon Clarendon Pampa Claude Fort Worth Albuquerque and others. Names include W L Pickett Judge Kar Roy Brunner H A Cramer Tom Rewah F A White Johnnie McDonald Oscar Smith Charles Thomas Mr McBroom Mr and Mrs J J Goodger Mrs G T Brummett Homer Mann J Wiedman J J Boston C A Doty from DeLaval Cream Separator Co. with details of their locations and business trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. White
Clarendon
Johnnie McDonald
Bovina
Oscar Smith
Canyon
Charles Thomas
Pampa
Mr. McBroom
Fort Worth
J. J. Goodger
G. T. Brummett
Claude
Homer Mann
Mr. Wiedman
J. J. Boston
C. A. Doty
DeLaval Cream Separator Co
Albuquerque
Carter Departs on Oklahoma City Trip
Dorset Carter, president of Pan-Tex Pipe Line, leaves Amarillo for Oklahoma City with secretary Miss Malybelle Davis. They plan to let contracts for pumps and engines to complete construction work. Permanent survey is underway by Mr. Trige and two ditching machines will arrive soon by contractor Irick of Plainview to prep the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorset Carter
Pan-Tex Pipe Line Company
Oklahoma City
Malybelle Davis
Amarillo
Carter
Mr. Carter
Trige
Irick
Plainview
Visitors and locals parade through Panhandle notes
The Panhandle column lists residents and travelers with many moving between Amarillo, Lubbock, and Panhandle towns. Minnis Morris visits Tucson. J M Williams tours Lub bock and Lockney for business. Laura Sweatman and others from Canyon ride to Austin for interscholastic events. notable moves include W Leo Sparks quitting R G Dunn to study law and plans for a Panhandle student party to Austin with a special Pullman train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.L. Stroud
Laura Sweatman
J. J. Powell
Mark Heath
Johnnie F. Burwell
Mamie Grace Burwell
Dick Burwell
Dallas
J. C. Paul
Harrison Street
California
Panhandle
Woods Coffee
Amarillo
Miami
Phoenix
Ariz
Stanley W. Hayne
Polk Street Methodist Church
Fred Rogers
W. Leo Sparks
R. G. Dunn Company
Barrett & Works
Harold Rice
Washington Street
Overland
Groesbeck
W. M. Rice
Mexico City
Grand Canyon
Sandy Morrison
Tolar
N. M
Wichita Falls
T Anchor
New Mexico
T Anchor Ranch
Laura V. Hamner
Austin
Montgomery
The
Santa Foe
H. G Wilson
Ausin
Amarillo Girls Win Medals at Galveston Clothing Contest
Miss Louise Landis and prize pupils Clare Walling Fanice Hulen and Maurine Tilman led Amarillo entrants in the Texas High Schools Clothing Contest in Galveston. Amarillo earned multiple class B prizes with $136 raised by students and $85 donated by C W Whittington. A style show traced garments from 1840 to the present, while locals hope for greater support to send more winners next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Landis
Clare Walling
Fanice Hulen
Maurine Tilman
Texas
Galveston
Amarillo
Vernon
Denton
Victoria
del Rio
Congress of Mothers
Ohio voters decide party delegates in key primary
Ohio voters went to the polls to select delegates to national party conventions and to register preferences among candidates. Secretary of State Brown expected under 500,000 voters. Campaign leaders predicted wins for Coolidge Johnson McAdoo and Cox with a notable fight for former Attorney General H M Daugherty as a Coolidge delegate at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Brown
Coolidge
Johnson
McAdoo
Cox
H. M. Daugherty
Odd Fellows Delegations Arrive for Panhandle Association Meet
Shamrock led the first visiting Odd Fellows and Rebekahs to reach the Panhandle association this morning registration before 10 o clock included Matt Lewis C D Clampitt W M McMurtry Melvin Braxton C M Clark R C Hawk J H Reeves W G Leake E J Zikes J D Mankins F R Blake C T Calvert H G Smith Lee Smith W E Tarbet Lester Parrish H F Leake Mrs A F Sherwood S P Beasley Cora Austin and several spouses Dalhart and Pampa sent early delegations with H L Adams Frances Clifton Mrs L L Bartlett J N Johnson and Mrs N A Scott O M Anderson T W Law W H Kinzer Mrs M E Anderson Gen G W Howell ninth consecutive Panhandle trip canton of Texas commander from Fort Worth plans to attend annually
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Shamrock
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Panhandle Association
Matt Lewis
C. D. Clampitt
W. M. McMurtry
Melvin Braxton
C. M. Clark
R. C. Hawk
J. H. Reeves
W. G. Leake
E. J. Zikes
J. D. Mankins
F. R. Blake
Dalhart
Pampa
Association
H. L. Adams
Frances Clifton
L. L. Bartlett
J. N. Johnson
N. A. Scott
O. M. Anderson
T. W. Law
W. H. Kinzer
M. E. Anderson
G. W. Howell
Canton of Texas
Fort Worth
I. O. O. F. Lodges
Howell
Panhandle
The
Tulia Meeting Builds Support for Texas Panhandle and Gulf Railroad
A mass meeting at Tulia high school tonight aims to back the Texas Panhandle and Gulf railroad. Attending speakers include William Massie and Jules Smith of Fort Worth, Col Louis J Wortham, Judge J D Hamlin, E J Noonan of Chicago, and Col C H Powell, with officials from Tulsa Chamber of Commerce and the Civic league coordinating events and accommodations for delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulia
Tex
Texas Panhandle and Gulf Railroad
Tulsa Chamber of Commerce
Civic League
William Massie
Fort Worth
Jules Smith
Louis J. Wortham
J. D. Hamlin
Farwell
J. H. Welsh
Forest
N. M
E. J. Noonan
Chicago
Col
C. H. Powell
The
Texas Panhandle and Gulf Railway
Training classes at First Baptist church tomorrow
The teachers training classes of the First Baptist church under A. E. Meyer will meet tomorrow evening at 6 30 o clock. The usual luncheon will be served with the intermediate department taking charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
A. EB. Meyer
Five Labor Meetings Coming Here Next Year
Amarillo hosts five conventions next spring following a push by four delegates Ed Tull F W Trent J W Hardin and W A Hilliar from the Central Labor Temple. The state convention of painters barbers printers and plumbers plus the State Federation of Labor will convene here with about 600 delegates. The four conventions meet three days before the federation gathering and dates will be set next year. The local labor council plans to provide top entertainment for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
State Federation of Labor
Port Arthur
Ed Tull
F. W. Trent
J. W. Hardin
W. A. Hilliar
Central Labor Temple
State Federation
Labor Council
Sweepers protest freight rate hike on floor sweeping compound
S J Cole head of the traffic department of the Board of City Development protested proposed higher freight rates on floor sweeping compound shipped into Amarillo in carload lots. The protest was sent today to the rate classification committee in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
S. J. Cole
The
Board of City Development
Amarillo
Mentho Sulphur Claims to Clear Pimples Fast
A skin expert recommends Mentho Sulphur as the quickest remedy for pimples on face neck arms or body. It allegedly dries eruptions and vanishes them, claiming no substitute exists. inexpensive and harmless, buyers are advised to ask druggists for Rowles Mentho Sulphur and apply like cold cream.
Amarillo Schools Superintendent to Lead Wednesday Prayer
W A McIntosh superintendent of Amarillo Public Schools will lead the 8 oclock Wednesday evening prayer meeting at San Jacinto Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. McIntosh
Amarillo
San Jacinto Chapel
Special Baptist Services at First Baptist Church
Dr. Herbert Whiting Virgin, pastor, will deliver a special address tomorrow at 2 30 o clock in the church parlors on What Baptists Believe. All ladies of the church are specially requested to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Whiting Virgin
First Baptist Church
Dr. Caldwell
John A. Goins
Butlerville
Ind
David O'Connor
Canton
Ohio
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Light Company
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W. L. Pickett
Dimmitt
C. F. Kar
Roy Brunner
Hereford
H. A. Cramer, Groom
Tom Rewah
Pipe Line Company Head
Minnis Morris
Tucson
A. J. Morris
North Pierce Street
Jack Edwards
Hayden Street
Eastman
J. L. Busey
Fairmont Avenue
J. M. Williams
Taylor Street
Acme Brick Co
Lubbock and Lockney
J. R. Sanders
Clarinda Mary, O'Donnell
Kiwanis
Lions
Rotary
Ku Klux Klan
C. W. Whittington
Whittington
Odd Fellow
Amarillo Art School
Room
M. Cammack
Puckett Bldg
Amarillo, Texas
Dr.caldwell
Caldwell
Sryap Pepsin
Washington St
Paziatia
Redan
Alilx M. Mood Lawyer
Polk
E. F. Rittenberry
Blackburs
Chas. C. Triplett Lawyer
Green
Kerr & Walsh
Fuqua Bldg
Wah
Louisiana
W. P. Reed
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