Port Worth Livestock Prices Charted For Aug 19 Sale
At Fort Worth, cattle 3800 head with 800 calves moved slowly to steady prices. Beefs range 3.00 to 7.25, cows 3.00 to 4.00, yearlings 3.25 to 4.34, bulls 2.00 to 4.75, calves 2.00 to 7.25. Hogs 1000 head strong, top 9.85, sows 7.00 to 8.00, pigs 7.00 to 7.75. Sheep 600 head steady, lambs 8.00 to 12.25, yearlings 8.60 to 10.00, ewes 6.50 to 7.50. In Kansas City, cattle 16000 and calves 4000, slow and lower. yearlings to 11.99, beef cows 4.50 to 5.00, vealers 3.50 to 6.50. Hogs 12000 higher, top 9.75, sows 8.00 to 8.25, stock pigs 7.25 to 7. RF. Sheep steady. western lambs 13.75 to 10.85, rams 13 to 13.50, ewes 6.75 to 7.25.
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Port Worth
Fort Worth
Kansas City
Wichita Livestock Market Report Hogs Cattle Prices Rise
Hog receipts reach six hundred with prices up five cents to nine dollars sixty. Cattle receipts of five hundred nine, including one hundred calves, show generally unchanged values. Beef steers pay five seventy five to six fifty, cows two to four fifty, calves five to eight, stockers and feeders two seventy four to six twenty five.
Market Report Chicago Live Stock Prices August
Chicago market note dated August 19 shows hog prices steady to higher with top at 10.15 per unit and packing sows 8.35 to 8.75. Heavy weight hogs 9.55 to 10.10, medium 9.70 to 10.15, light 9.00 to 10.10. Cattle totals around 10,000 head with steers 10.75 to 11.00, grass cows 8.50 to 4.00, heifers 4.40 to 5.00, bulls 4.40, vealers 12.00. Sheep at 45,000 with native lambs 12.75 to 14.00 and range lambs 14.25 to 14.35. Ewes 6.50 to 6.75.
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Wichita
Kan
Chicago
Market Report From East St. Louis Hogs Pigs and Cattle Prices
East St. Louis market notes show hogs at 17 000 head with price ranges around 10.00 to 10.10 and hogs at 8.75 to 225 for packers. Cattle receipts near 6 000 with slow demand and steer prices about 9.50 to 10.00, heifers 8.75 to 10.00, beef cows not inquired, bulls 5.50 to 4.25, vealers 11.00, sheep 4 600 slow with fat lambs around 15.00 and 6.00 for ewes.
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East St. Louis
Commodity price table fragment with ads note
The fragment shows commodity figures for corn and oats with May and Dec contracts and small percentages. It ends with a line about Globe want ads priced at one and a half cents per word.
Amarillo Produce Poultry and Eggs Price List
Old and new stock listed with prices for hens, toms, roosters, and turkeys. Several line items note weights and per pound or per case pricing, including infants like infertile eggs and mold-free turkeys. Delivery and back charges appear in the notes.
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Ris Tarask Pahotek
Price listing from Great Weet Mill and Elevator
Amarillo grain price table lists local crowers paid by Great Weet Mill and Elevator Co. Wheat basis No 1 hard 1.17. Kafir 200ths 1.38 per 200 ths. Millet 100 lbs 1.46 per 100 lbs. Oats per bushel 1.25. Rye per bushel unknown. amid transcription errors.
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Great Weet Mill and Levator Company
Abe
Hurley
Ferguson predicts landslide for his wife Miriam
A Dallas News and Fort Worth Star-Telegram contingent covers Miriam Ferguson rally in Amarillo as supporters arrive from Childress and White Deer. Canyon leaders including Beard, Harrison, Philipp, and Oscar Smith head a Ferguson-for-Governor group. Delegations from Miachi, Dalhart, and Dalhart merchants join the crowd.
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Ferguson
Canyon
Amarillo
Beard
Ferguson- For-Governor Club
Claude Harrison
Frank Philipp
Oscar Smith
Dallas News
Fort Worth
Mr. Ferguson
Miriam Ferguson
C. C. Triplett
Dave Derden
Ferguson Addresses Students at West Texas State Teachers College
James E. Ferguson spoke to about 1 600 at Canyon West Texas State Teachers College urging voters to back his cause. He attacked Felix Robertson as pro Klansmen and warned against voting against the state constitution. Telegrams from across the state greeted his Amarillo arrival.
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James E. Ferguson
Amarillo
Canyon
West Texas State Teachers’ College
J. A. Hill
Ferguson
Felix Robertson
Canyon College
Grand Guard
Atlanta
Amarillo Hotel
Cato Sells
Mrs Bowlin Spends Week in Plainview
Mrs. B. T. Bowlin of 1019 West Sixteenth Street is spending the week in Plainview for a visit.
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B. T. Bowlin
West Sixteenth Street
Plainview
Women Train as Bankers in China to Run Own Bank
In Peking thirty women graduates from a two year old banking school will join posts as clerks and officers at the Peking Women's Commercial and Savings Bank. Mrs Woo founded the school to spur women to business. a bank with $1,000,000 capital is planned to open next spring with Mrs Hsiung Hso-jin, widow of ex premier Hasung, said to be a patroness.
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Peking
4. P
Peking Women's Commercial and Savings Bank
Asiatic News Agency
Woo
Shanghai
Peking Women's Bank
Hisiung Hso-jin
Hasung
Glenn Heralds Ideal Vacation in New Mexico
Glenn, manager of Blackburn Bros., and his family returned from a several weeks trip to Roawell New Mexico. He says the White Mountains weather was ideal and fishing fine with fresh mountain trout nightly. He stayed in a log cabin near timber and needed blankets each night. He looks healthy and brown as a berry on returning to work.
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N. O. Glenn
Blackburn Bros
Roawell
N. M
Glenn
White Mountains
Blackburn’s
North Carolina Weavers Send Cloth to Davis for Campaign
In Tryon North Carolina a group of western weavers sent eight yards of homespun to John W Davis Democratic candidate with a signed letter by F H Bacon. The cloth proclaims it is made of Democratic wool spun and woven by Democratic men in the Old North State and vows to withstand the White House term.
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Tryon
N.C
A. P
John Wimms
North Carolina
F. H. Bacon
North
White House
American spot cotton prices and market notices
Spot cotton prices listed for New Orleans and Galveston with varying figures and sources. Flowston shows 28.05, Fort Worth at 27.6, and a general advisory mentions Globe want ads at one and a half cents per word.
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New Ortowa
Galveston
Fort. Worth
Society Amarillo Club Women to Host State Meeting
The Potter County Federation of Women of Amarillo, oldest in the Seventh District, with over 500 members and 21 clubs, plans to host the State Federation meeting in November. The group supports scholarships, citizenship programs, and the Tri-State Fair pageants while maintaining grand club rooms and auditorium space for meetings. Nearby notes mention Dan Elliott moving to Berkeley to resume studies, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis visiting in Amarillo, and Miss Bernice Pittman ill with suspected typhoid.
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Amarillo
Potter County Federation of Women of
National Federation
Potter County Federation
Civic Clubs and Board of City Development
State Federation
Earl G. Wyatt
Texas
The
Texas Federation News
German Women Exonerate Ex Kaiser From War Blame
Amalgamated Women's Clubs of Germany meet at Wartburg Castle to dispute Germany’s responsibility for the 1914 outbreak. Frau Clara Mende declares secret prewar understandings between Russia and other nations, with Germans not party to the arrangements, caused the war and will publish supporting documents.
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Eisenach
Germany
A. P
Cars Leave Polk Street Methodist Picnic for Jenkins Ranch
Scores of cars and several trucks loaded with people, a load of cats and ice cream departed Polk Street Methodist church at 2 30 pm for the annual Methodist picnic. About 400 persons attended as Judge FF Works oversaw the event with transportation led by Jeff Blackburn and helpers D W Owen and O W Wray. The group planned a trip to the Jenkins Ranch in Palo Duro canyon and would return that night.
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Polk Street Methodist Church
FF. P. Works
Transportation Committee
Jeff Blackburn
D. W. Owen
O. W. Wray
Jenkins Ranch
Palo Duro Canyon
Memorial Presbyterian church warns on corner driving
In Wilkes Barre Memorial Presbyterian places a bulletin reading Life is cheap at this corner Price careless driving after a series of auto accidents near the church. Rev R Thomson returns from fishing trip at Eagles Nest N Y. Mr Henry Zwiefel US district attorney and GOP leader visiting city with wife and daughter. Zwiefels toured oil fields. Ruby Kirk of 1105 Polk Street stays with sister Leota White in Wichita Falls as Mrs White improves. La Una Willis of 304 Carolina Avenue returns from Tennessee visit with parents.
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Wilkesbarre
A. P
Memorial Presbyterian Church
Henry Zwiefel
Fort Worth
Zwiefel
United States
Zmwwiesel
Ruby Kirk
Polk Street
Leota K. White
Wichita Falls
White
la Una Willis
Carolina Avenue
Tennessee
There Here and Everywhere A C Patzig Joins Hupmobile Agency
Dallas organizer A C Patzig set to run the service department for Tom B Triplett's Hupmobile agency. Former Hup factory employee. L L Jacobs of Blackburn's sick at home. Alma Mosely of J C Penney returns from Waxahachie vacation. Mrs W L Sims of J C Penney travels to Colorado for vacation weighed. Mr and Mrs J P Ford and Verda and John Ford travel Amarillo from Paris Texas to Elkhart Kansas. Ford notes John visiting six weeks and eating into their home. Mrs Lloyd R Loop and children of Stamford visit Elmo Platt's household in Dallas.
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A. C. Patzig
Dallas
Tom B. Triplett
Hupmobile Agency
Patzig
Hup
Iwan
L. L. Jacobs
Blackburn's
Alma Mosely
J. C. Penney
Waxahachie
Kansas
Lloyd R. Loop
Stamford
Elmo Platt
Harrison Street
Barton Leaves for Temple to Speak for Mrs Ferguson
Austin August 19 Thomas J Baron state adjutant general left today for Temple where he will speak tonight in support of Mrs Miriam Ferguson's gubernatorial candidacy. He plans to stress her war record stance on prohibition and her pledge to back University of Texas appropriations if elected.
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Austin
Thomas J. Baron
Temple
Miriam Ferguson
Barton
Felix Robertson
Dallas
Ferguson
University of Texas
Harding widows pledge to fund Alaska church boat
Mrs Florence King Harding and Mrs John Grier Hibben have guaranteed 20000 dollars to build and equip a power boat for church work in southeastern Alaska. The ship would cost 40000 dollars and Dr S Hall Young, missionary superintendent, will raise the remaining funds. The first mission vessel was lost to fire after Mrs Harding's Alaska visit with President Harding last year and Mrs Hibben's 1922 trip.
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Harding
Alaska
Ketchikan
A. P
Florence King Harding
President Harding
John Grier Hibben
Princeton University
S. Hall Young
Presbyterian Missions
Young
Hibben
Revival at Tabernacle Hosts 8 PM Services
A revival is under way at the Tabernacle located at Third and Van Buren streets with daily services at eight o'clock in the evening. Local residents are invited to attend as the revival continues through the week.
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Tabernacle
Third and
van Buren Streets
Bulls and bass from Studer's Ranch blend in one tale
A reflective piece compares bulls and bass at Studer's Ranch near Canadian. The narrator admires a calm bull by a lake then spots a silent, disdainful bass beneath mossy water. Both are praised as fine, though bass are not purchasable. the essay hints at ranches and Whittington Mortgage Co. ties.
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Studer
Ford
Rockefeller
Anvil Park
Suter
Fruit Juice With Brick Declared 10 Be Illegal
Washington A P The Anti Saloon League warns against using the current fruit crop to make intoxicating beverages at home. The case against Representative John Phillip Hill of Maryland for alleged home production of illegal fruit juices is cited. Hill reportedly tested the law by making fruit juice with 10 percent alcohol. a temporary injunction blocks further violations. The final hearing date is pending. Hill is in Europe, where high alcohol content juices are available.
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Washington
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
John Phillip Hill
Maryland
Wheeler
House Judiciary Committee
Mr. Wheeler
Hill
United States
Soper
Europe
Plane donated by French aviator to Japan Army
Capt Georges P. D Oisy who completed the Paris to Tokio flight has given the airplane used on the final Shanghai to Japan leg to the Japanese Army.
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D'Oisy
Japan
Card of Thanks for Flinn Babies
We thank friends and neighbors for floral offerings and kindnesses shown during the illness and deaths of Cassie Mae and Clinton J. Flinn. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Flinn.
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Cassie Mae
Clinton J. Flinn
E. C. Flinn
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Crucihl
Coscen
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Kensicott Es Bees
Ieee
J Kafir
Ee Secsg
Chicago Grain Market
Globe
Amarillo Grain
New Orleans
Jim
Ghia
New Mexico
Davis
Dan Elliott
Fillmore Street
Berkeley
Conf
D. H. Ellis
Los Angeles
Mr. Ellis
George W. Ellis
Lincoln Street
Mrs. Ellis
Bernice Pittman
West Twentieth Street
P. H. Landergin
J. M. Neely
M. W. Cunningham
M. CC
Nobles
CNUS
Lurse
Frau Mende
Clihs
Church
Nev
Tention
Mrs. Ferguson
Revivabin
C. W. Whittington. Pres., Hamon-Whittington Mortgage Co
J. N. Beasley
National Bank of Commerce
Carrie M. Hitchcock
Tyler
Amarillo Cotton & Grain Exchange
Amarillo, Vevas
H. W. Stuart
Mgr
Alex Hynama & Co
FE. L. Perring
Russell Jewelry
5Th Street
Nonn Bidg
Biggs Investment CO
West 6Th Street
Amariilo, Texas
Pat Ane Ie
Polk ST
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