Fort Worth Livestock Market Report Dec 2
Fort Worth market report shows cattle 4500 with calves 1000 and hogs 1400 up. cattle steady with varied bid ranges, hogs higher, lambs and sheep steady. Kansas City and Chicago notes include cattle and hog movements, Oklahoma City prices, and notable top bids. Amended by Amarillo Cotton & Grain Exchange and Alex Hyman & Co. listings.
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Crossword Puzzles Take Center Stage in World News
A fragment discusses a peace conference in the Pacific and U S Washington, noting ships scrapped to protect Europe’s Pacific possessions. It also mentions lottery fever in China with a $150,000 prize and a Prussia tax on lotteries, then argues a big vocabulary needs thought to be valuable.
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Pacific Ocean
Washington
Europe
Pacific
China
Prussia
Community Chest drive meeting urged for participation
Half Minute Interviews Co V Vernon urges all organizations to send a representative to tonight's 7:39 meeting in the Board of City Development rooms. J W Ross reports recovering from tonsillitis and returning to work. K Childers asks The Globe to correct an error about three antelope. they were shot west of Amarillo, not on Landergin ranch.
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K. Childers
Amarillo
Infant Godwin Dies After Two Hours
The newborn child of Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Godwin of 1000 Johnson Street died at 4 am and was buried this afternoon in Llano Cemetery. The infant lived only two hours after birth. Mr. Godwin works for City Light and Water, and Mrs. Godwin was reported out of danger later today.
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L. B. Godwin
Johnson Street
Llano Cemeter
Godwin
City Light and Water Company
Goodwin
Mrs. J. W. Ross Called By Death Of Father
Mrs. J. W. Ross travels to Oklahoma City after the death of her father, Matthew Kanaly, 65, who collapsed Friday evening from heart failure. Kanaly, a retired merchant, left thirteen children, eleven living.
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Mrs. Ross
City
Matthew Kanaly
Kanaly
Oklahoma City Family Has Eleven Children All Sons
Mrs. Ross is the only girl and the other ten children are sons, all of them living in Oklahoma City.
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J. W. Ross
Oklahoma
Mrs. Ross
Oklahoma City
Miss Hare Wins Gas Range At Amarillo Drawing
Miss Mabel Hare of 504 Alabama street San Jacinto won the $55 gas range last night at the Amarillo Second Hand company drawing. More than 540 people attended the event. Skate parts, 113 W. 7th.
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Mabel Hare
Alabama Street
San Jacinto
Amarillo
Modern Woodmen Elects Officers at Pa Lo Duro Camp
The Modern Woodmen of America Pa Lo Duro Camp will hold its annual election of officers Wednesday at 7 50 PM in the W O W Hall. Members are urged to attend. Royce P Gaut, Clerk.
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Modern Woodmen of America
Palo Duro Camp
W. O. W. Hall
Royce P. Gaut
Cierk
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Curwood
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Gowin
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ANTON
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J. W. Kennerly
F. C. Klinke
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J. C. Vance
J. G. Short
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