Markets KAN AS CITY LIVESTOCK Kansas City August 18
Cattle and hog markets across major exchanges report varied activity. Kansas City steady to mixed with top calves near 800 pounds at $1 per pound and yearlings around $9.50, hogs $11.69 to $13.25 per hundredweight depending on weight, while Wichita and East St. Louis show gains on hogs and lambs. Chicago notes higher slaughter pigs to $12.75 and cattle slow with prime yearlings around $10.63. Oklahoma City readings mixed with vealers and cows steady.
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Home Savings Firm Opens Office Here
The Home Savings and Loan Association opened a new office on Teyler Street with 2 M Heed in charge. The firm, formerly known as the Meme Savinge and Lean, relocated from a nearby building with Selth and Walter, real estate brokers, joining the new location.
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Lean
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Walter
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Conscience Leads Man to Return Stolen Corn to Mill
A Topeka resident, identified as co mayor of Topeka, confessed to stealing corn from a mill. He returned two dollars after an apologetic note explaining the theft and a planned prank of taking ears of lime to trade for candy. The confession cites lingering guilt over the act.
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Topeka
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Trainl Of Lost Girl Leads 16 Oil Field Town
The trail of Eunice Coleman a 21 year old missing from Duke Oklahoma since July 31 leads through Panhandle oil fields to Amarillo. Police speculate a telegram claiming she was seen in Borger August 7 is a ruse. A sister reports Mr Coleman may be traveling to Amarillo as the search resumes.
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Coleman
Kellogg on Arms Policy and Stepwise Armament Reduction
Kellogg argues for regional arms agreements starting with modest steps to reduce fears of neighbor aggression. He dismisses universal formulas as impractical and favors progress through incremental measures rather than waiting for an ideal global plan. He notes Americas small army limits influence, while naval arms talk at Geneva remains more direct to U.S. interests.
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Culpepper Draws Crowd With Messages at City Tabernacle
A large crowd heard Refurke Culpepper last night at the tabernacle on Fifth and Tyler streets. He spoke on the theme I have a message from God unto you emphasizing the role of ministers as God’s representatives and urging personal reform and church involvement. Tonight’s service is planned rain or shine.
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Evidence links crabapple tree to 1922 double murder
Testimony at a hearing ties the deaths of Rev. Fawerd Wheeler Hell and Mrs. Eleaser Mille to the crabapple tree where bodies were found. Dr John J Andereen reported blood evidence beneath the tree and location details, while State Senator Simpson and prosecutors argued about the scene and witnesses who placed Carpender Stevens and Mrs Frances Stevens Hall at the site on September 14, 1922.
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Panhandle A M Club Banquet and Dance Planned
The Panhandle A M club schedules a banquet at 6 30 PM on Saturday August 28 in the Polly Garden Hotel Palo Duro with Reed's Trumpeters providing music. Ex students and prospective freshmen are invited along with their ladies to attend and help make the event a success.
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Ernie Holman to Join Mets for Next Meet
Ernie Holman will join the Amarillo Metros Monday to travel to Denver and appear in the Amarillo lineup at second or third base. The former Texarkana product was sold last year to the Chicago Cubs for 7500 dollars and his Texarkana contract ends Saturday. Holman led the East Texas league in home runs for two consecutive years and is hitting well over .800 this season. He has played third or second base and is regarded as a top prospect from the Golden Sandstorm teams, sharing rosters with Gibson Vaught Hayden Nicklaus Curtis and others.
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Moody predicts huge runoff victory over Governor Ferguson
Attorney General Dan Moody predicted a runoff majority exceeding 250000 over Governor Ferguson. He warned overconfidence among supporters could reduce turnout and announced plans to speak at Harlingen and finish his campaign in Austin, August 27.
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Man Fatally Injured Falling From Oil Tank
James L. Totman a 41 year old tank builder for Prairie Oil and Gas died at a local hospital from injuries after falling from an oil field tank. He was taken to Amarillo then to Chanute Kansas for funeral services by N S Griggs and Sons. Survived by widow and four children Willie Leo Bernita and Fether who live in Borger.
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Borger
Signs Thank Railroads for Good Service
A fragmentary notice expresses gratitude to railroad companies for satisfactory service during a period of disruption. It mentions praise from Bewsley and references a ceremony or observance, noting appreciation for the calm and efficient transportation provided.
Ma denies she urged slash in education quota
A statement from Ma refutes claims she pushed for reductions in education funding. The denial follows ambiguous comments attributed to her by unnamed sources. No additional details were provided.
Voelker Faces Death Penalty For Poison Liquor Slayings
Buffalo bootlegger James C. Voelker faces the electric chair after being charged with first degree murder for selling deadly wood alcohol that killed dozens in Canada and western New York. Prosecutor Moore argues the law applies when an act shows a depraved mind and imminent danger to others, while defense says Voelker did not know his liquor was poisonous.
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