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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1925
Page
2
Livestock markets in Fort Worth and Chicago show reduced cattle movement due to rains across east, north and west Texas. Fat cows and yearlings move at varied gains, hogs and sheep steady to lower in price. The report notes stronger feeder demand, while overall conditions remain mixed with multiple price ranges and regional uncertainty.
In Wichita on April 29 cattle sales ranged from calves to bulls with calves at 405 to 450, veal and heifers around 425, bulls 300 to 550, stockers 6.95 to 8.25, and hogs and sows mixed. Rammed exchange and cattlemen noted 1 500 total with slow red steer and yearlings at 875 to 10, hogs 9.0 to 11.55, veal calves 42, and sheep around 3000 head with lambs at 15.80. In Chicago on April 2 rain cooled wheat, corn opened lower then fluctuated, May wheat down 0.5 to 14, corn down to 4.59 with occasional rebounds as demand remained slow.
An old classified notice lists Leghorn hens, springers and broilers, turkeys, capons, and young toms for sale. It indicates prices by weight and notes no turkeys are wanted in packing, with Amherst and Cyrene references and delivery terms implied.
Grain market report from Amarillo lists prices for corn and other grains with figures per bushel and per hundredweight. The text reflects price declines and a general market setback alongside references to policy or legal notes affecting agriculture.
The article discusses a push within religious circles for a broader role of freelance preachers in the prophetic ministry. It notes debates among ministers, the potential for unity, and mentions figures and institutions advocating reform, with references to economic pressures and public interest in spiritual leadership.
The Panhandle Methodist Episcopal Church South holds its opening session in Amarillo with over a dozen ministers and delegates present. Lane named chairman, Wright secretary. Delegates listed include Simpson, Tierner, McField, Tisdale, and others from Amarillo, Canadian, Miami, and Arwatha with alternates. The opening sermon was preached Wednesday by Pisher.
Paris authorities tighten security around an anticipated May Day protest. Officials vow close monitoring and crowd control measures to prevent disturbances during the celebrations.
Frank Kociure, a butcher, is under arrest in Uhiw.o for the suspected murder of his wife. He allegedly threatened to kill her and hinted at fatal acts. Authorities described his behavior as hysterical during questioning, with prosecutors stating intent and method under investigation.
State department plans paving Wheeler ponds while the county would place suns stretches. John I. McCarty of The Amarillo Globe urged cooperation of The Globe and support of the Avaville Board of City Development. Shamrock Chamber secretary Guy Hall presented interests to Bentley director of the highway. Local officials urged cooperation in the project.
An American and an Austrian fisherman share a tale on the Danube banks. The American’s habit of tossing back small fish to let the “back fish” grow becomes a local legend, with questions about its meaning and origin raised by the Austrian friend.
A narrative recounts a shipboard incident near a docked vessel with a quartermaster guiding a rescue rope to stabilize a rigging boom. The Ellen Lucile Bible class schedules a meeting at Mrs T McBruner's home on Van Buren Street. Pessie Louise Trotter files for divorce from James M Trotter citing cruelty as the ground.
Fragmented half hour excerpts reveal Amarillo figures discussing city work, rains aiding crops, civic events, a street carnival, and upcoming tournaments. Mentions list John Haviman and Jamesake family threads, local business boosters, and plans for Mineral Wells travel amid weather chatter and small town optimism.
The embassy and business leaders discuss the impact of Von Hindenburg’s possible presidency on monarchists and German discipline. Observers note the president’s limited power versus the U S model while warning that a Hindenburg win could bolster militarism and complicate German political dynamics.
Report from Amarillo notes a Bible reading campaign sparked by Will Hoge with local officials and residents pledging to read five chapters of Job. Police Chief Clark Cain and Mayor Lee Bivins voiced participation as the effort aims to read 60,900 chapters, with the Colossians passage assigned for Wednesday. Weather and crime updates follow, including 1.98 inches of rain in Houston and car thefts on La Porte highway.
A crowd attacked Ku Klux Klan members during a gathering in North trip, firing a fusillade of stones that shattered auto windshields and damaged cars as the Klansmen left. Police opened a probe while seeking leaders of the assailants and noting several Klansmen were harmed.
Captain George W. Steele commands the Los Angeles dirizshie bringing her aft cruiser home after a second Bermuda voyage amid a fifty mile gale. Governor General Leonard Wood cites remarkable cures of leprosy in Cullion Philippines. Rabindranath Tagore reportedly gravely ill in Bombay. President Doumergue faces deputies after Communist violence kills three and wounds others.
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