Market Prices Across Cities Hit by Steady Cattle and Varied Hogs
Fort Worth reports cattle totals including 1 000 calves steady with hogs easing, top $9.90. Kansas City notes 15 000 cattle, 12 000 hogs down, yearlings at $11, top steers $10.25. St Louis and Chicago rounds show mixed trends with fat lambs near $12.50, hogs around $9.35 to $10.10 and steers about $10 to $11. Bulls and vealers appear in several ranges, with beef cows around $23 to $25 in Kansas City and similar levels elsewhere.
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Fort Worth
Kansas City
Colorado
ST. Louis
Chicago
Agricultural prices listed for poultry and eggs in Amarillo market
Market notice shows prices for hens and leghorns by weight, including young pullets and roosters, with turkeys and eggs given per unit. Also mentions butter quality and egg losses, reflecting a local wholesale pricing sheet.
Amarillo Grain Prices Paid by Great West Mill and Elevator
Amarlio area grain prices show wheat at $1.17 a bushel for No 1 hard and oats at 48 cents per bushel. Milo maize priced at $1.45 per 100 pounds. Listings include several unreadable entries and irregular formatting.
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Kansas City
Cash Close
New York
New Orleans
Great Weat Mill and Elevator Company
Basia
Mrs. Susan R. Griffin Dies at Daughter's Home
Mrs. Susan R. Griffin 72, died at 10:30 this morning at her daughter Mrs. John H. Rose 605 North Buchanan. She leaves daughters Mrs. Nannie Garlach Amarillo and Mrs. G R Morrison El Centro Cal, and sons Henry C Griffin Longview and Dan B Griffin Brawley. Funeral 2:30 tomorrow at Griggs chapel with Rev. G L Yates of First Baptist church.
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Susan R. Griffin
John H. Rose
North Buchanan Street
Ross
Nannie Garlach
Amarillo
G. R. Morrison
el Centro
Cal
Henry C. Griffin
Longview
Tex
Dan B. Griffin
Brawley
Griggs Chapel
G. L. Yates
First Baptist Church
Thaxton Burial Planned Here For Amarillo Man
The body of Eugene Thaxton, 39, was brought from Dallas by his parents Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Thaxton for burial in Llano cemetery. Surviving sisters are Mrs. J. Morgan of Amarillo, Mrs. J. M. Dyer of McKinney, and Mrs. C. W. Luck of Sherman.
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Eugene Thaxton
Amarillo
Dallas
T. B. Thaxton
Llano Cemetery
J. ©. Morgan
J. M. Dyer
McKinney
Tex
C. W. Luck
Sherman
Reed Johnson law secured by Legion aids veterans and dependents
The Reed Johnson law, championed by the American Legion, broadens veteran benefits. It provides hospitalization in government hospitals and travel for any honorably discharged veteran since 1897, with disability presumptions for tuberculosis and certain diseases, backdated to one year prior to application, plus expanded compensation rules and extended filing deadlines. It also protects beneficiaries whose government life insurance lapses.
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American Legion
American Legion Weekly
Organized American Legion
Weeds Cut Now to Fight Mosquitoes in Amarillo
City manager Jeff D Bartlett urges residents to mow weeds by late August to curb mosquitoes. The ordinance allows liens and city labor to cut overgrown lots, with property owners billed or fined if noncompliant.
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Jeff D. Bartlett
Mr. Bartlett
Amarillo
Colonel Herring Sells 200 Cattle to Canadian Buyer
Col C T Herring sold 200 head of two year old steers to Sam Isaarva of Canada. This follows a prior sale three weeks earlier of 600 cattle to Nebraska parties. Both lots originated from the Y ranch.
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Col. C. T. Herring
Sam Isaarva
Nebraska
Eyesight Service De Luxe at 1104 Polk Corner 11th
Dr Wolcott offers High Power Eyeglasses with expert testing at 1104 Polk corner 11th. Engagements by appointment, nights and Sundays. Daily Globe wants ads.
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DE Luxe
Wolcott
Polk, Corner
Reid Dies Unexpectedly Working At Local Hotel
H. Reid aged 65 of 498 Madison Street died suddenly at 10 this morning while employed at the Amarillo hotel. Cause listed as apoplexy. He is a brother of T. F. Reid of Canyon. Body held at Griggs Undertaking Company awaiting relatives.
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H. Reid
Madison Street
Amarillo
Mr. Reid
T. F. Reid
Canyon
Griggs Undertaking Company
Relate
Harding's Ranch Draws Over 500 Sunday Visitors
More than 500 people visited Harding's on Sunday. Children waded in the creek while a large crowd of older residents swam under the falls. Tell your out of town friends about Harding's Ranch.
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Harding
Phantom vein of silver found after long search in Colorado mines
The Lost May Day vein, long buried by a rock slide, is rediscovered in the San Juan district. W. Goff Black's successor as Cumberland Mines president, and leaders Reid Hunt Mills drive a 142 day tunnel to recover the vein, with 75 carloads a day planned.
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Kiser
W. Goff Black
Cumberland Mines Company
Reid
West Texas State Teachers’ College
Panhandle
Hunt
Canyon
Mills
May Day
San Juan
Colorado
Yukon
West Texas
C. C
Oscar
Mohammed
Moore-Poston expands wholesale reach under A Sliger
Department head A Sliger reports Moore-Poston's wholesale department has grown to cover 67 9000 square miles with two salesmen. He notes steady market, predicts cotton prices to fall or merchandise will rise, and highlights Amarillo as a key Panhandle hub for dry goods nations knit goods hosiery work clothes and mens furnishing items.
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Red A. Sliger
Moore-Poston Company
Stiger
Moore-Poston
Sliger
Baker-Poston Company
Weatherford
Fort Worth
Amarillo
Panhandle
Ranger Scouts Begin Long Texas Tour on Colorado Route
Twenty one Ranger Texas Boy Scouts of a two year patrol halted in the city en route to Colorado. Led by scout master W R Pettitt with Jack Sandeford as senior patrool leader and scribe, the group includes Carl Pratt Roy Lawson Vincent Bennett and others. Generous oilman C Barkley financed part of the trip with a three ton truck and driver plus $500. total cost is about $1200 with $700 raised by the scouts themselves.
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Tex
Texas
Colorado
W. R. Pettitt
Jack Sandeford
Carl Pratt
Roy Lawson
Vincent Bennett
Bill Terrell
Jim White
A. W. Bishop
Tom Laucerdale
Nick Crawford
Ernest Sisler
Charlie Terrill
Bill Shaw
Truman Bohannon
Dick Barkley
R. L. Mourning
Eglis Burns
Harry Heath
Cecil Cole
Ranger
C. Barkley
Blackburn's
Jeffress Plans Self Service Store at Fifth and Polk
J. E. Jeffress announces the opening of a self service store, the Little Wonder system, likely September 15. The Adams Dry Goods building at Fifth and Polk will house the store with a confectionery and high grade meat market. The venture is a 15000 dollar incorporation with 5000 retained and 10000 sold, with W. M. Jeffress and Willie Mae Jeffress helping operate.
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J. E., Jeffress Company
Little Wonder
Gin Site Contract Nears Closure for Beck Plant
More than $2 000 raised to secure a cotton gin site for George A Beck Vallas gin man and indications contracts for the property will be entered in within days Beck has shipped his plant and will come to Amarillo soon to supervise erection of the gin.
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George A. Beck
Vallas
Beck
Amarillo
Montgomery to Purchase Fall Stock in Chicago and New York
Leon P. Montgomery of Montgomery Bros. leaves for Chicago and New York to buy fall stock of ladies ready to wear and millinery. He will feature popular priced materials this fall. Music from 2 to 6 Sunday on Harding's Ranch.
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Leon P. Montgomery
Montgomery Bros
Chicago
New York
Harding
For Sale Boy's Bicycle Good Condition
For sale a boy's bicycle in good condition with the note reasonable price. Phone 1726. 152
New Modern Homes and Duplex for Equity Trade
Four room and six room properties in San Jacinto Heights listed with low cash down and trade equity for car or favorable terms. One 5 room home at 606 Louisiana Ave notes $1000 down and strong value. Duplex offers $500 down with monthly payments. other listings include a $3500 and $2800 options with easy balances.
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San Jacinto Heights
Louisiana Ave
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