Market Prices From Fort Worth and Regional Markets
Fort Worth market notes list cattle with calves and veal prices, hogs top around 10.15 with bulk near 9.75 to 10.00, sheep lambs and feeders shown, plus Kansas City and Wichita figures for cattle hogs and sheep. Prices include calves, yearlings, stockers, cows, bulls, and veal ranges.
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Kansas City
Local Notes on Elections and Social Events in Dallas Area
Frank Gipe heads the Underwood Typewriter service in Dallas returning tonight after days on business. Harding's Ranch promotes park amusements with dances and camping. Jack Hall's ranch hosts open-air dances Thursdays to Saturdays. Henry L. Ford seeks a second term as county attorney. L B Richards attends his brother J J Richards funeral in Hillsboro.
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Frank Gipe
Dallas
Underwood Typewriter Company
Harding
Whitaker
M. Clough
Drs
Tuscany
Jack Hall
Henry L. Ford
Er H Strelow
Healdton
Olli
Martha Metz
Norami
Okla
Amarillo
Colorado Springs
Harry Schwartz
New York
Walter E Simmons of White Deer Dies at 45
Walter E Simmons aged 45 former manager of the Farmers Elevator at White Deer died last night in a local hospital. At his bedside were his wife five children and a brother. Surviving children are Thomas W E Jr Edith Lucile and Addie. Two brothers W W of Denton Texas and Claude of Celina Texas. Funeral services set for 5 pm at Blackburn funeral home with burial in Celina. Rev R F Jenkins to officiate.
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Walter E. Simmons
White Deer
Celina Thisvening
R. F. Jenkins
Only One Flaw in Franks Death Plot
The state’s analysis in the Leopold Loeb case argues failure to hide Robert Frank’s body sealed the plot. Prosecutor Joseph Savage contends Leopold pushed the body into view explaining how it was found and notes the ransom letter signifier “George Johnson.”
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Chicago
Robert Frankg
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Richard Loeb
John R. Caverly
Joseph Savage
Savage
Bobby
Franks
George Johnson
Fair duchesses visit in city campaign opens
Miss Alice Grumke Duchess of Claude and Miss Mildred Davis of Claude are in Amarillo for a two day campaign visit at the Pageant O The Plains. They distribute cards and bid for votes. Miss Magnet Thomas Duchess of Childress campaigns in Amarillo this week and returns Sunday. Miss Carmen Brewer Duchess of Perryton also visited today.
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Claude
O’ the Plains
Mildred Davis
Amarillo
Magnet Thomas
Duchess of
Big Scout Exhibit May Come to Amarillo Fair
Scout executive Thamas H. Nelson plans to bring a carload of the national Boy Scout handicraft exhibit from Festes Park Colorado to the Amarillo Tri-State exposition. He notes the Festes Park display is large and will be showcased while 1590 scout executives attend a two week conference. The goal is to boost Panhandle Boy Scout work.
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Amarillo Tri-State Exposition
Southwest
Thamas H. Nelson
Festes Park
Colo
Mstes Park
Mr. Nelson
Boy Scouts of the
Amarillo
Tom Bruner
Real Estate Board
Brown
Prominent Businessmen Promise Water Supply
Amarillo leaders claim long term water sufficiency through Prairie Oil and Gas goals. W. W. Lynch supports Palo Duro canyon reservoir as key solution, while Jud J. Crudgington says abundant pure water exists nearby and the issue must be resolved quickly for growth.
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Brown
Amarillo
Prairie Oil and Gas Company
W. W. Lynch
Jud J. W. Crudgington
Amarillo Legion Delegation Sees Convention Likely For 1926
Amarillo’s delegation to Brownwood for the State convention returned with optimism that the 1926 convention is virtually assured. Dr. A. J. Caldwell named State executive committeeman from the eighteenth district and Roy O. Greenhill chosen a delegate to the St. Paul national gathering. Col. Ernest O. Thompson defended Amarillo’s bids for 1925 and 1926 conventions while local leaders urged action on a Palo Duro reservoir to secure water for growth.
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Brownwood
Legion
A. J. Caldwell
Roy O. Greenhill
American Legion
State Organization of 40 Hommes Et & Cheuveaux
John C. Jones
Canyon
W. M. Benton
State Auxiliary
J. C. Sebastian
Col
Ernest O. Thompson
Premier Herriot Faces Dawes Plan Vote in Chamber
Paris August 21 Premier Herriot presented the Dawes reparation plan and the London agreement to the Chamber of Deputies and said parliament can choose its course. He warned evacuation of the Ruhr had already set the conference’s terms.
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Associated Press
Paris
Herriot
Dawes
London
Chamber of Deputies
Ruhr
Fort Worth Baritone Sings The Peace Pipe at Carygh
Bernard A. Taylor baritone of Fort Worth sang The Peace Pipe an Indian composition by Converse last night. He was assisted by the West Texas Teachers College chorus and orchestra and opened with a three part recital well received.
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Canyon
Tex
Bernard A. Taylor
Fort Worth
West Texas Teachers’ College Chorus
Peace Pipe
Converse
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