Fort Worth and Midwest Livestock Prices Reported
Cattle numbers at Fort Worth show 11 000 head with beef, stockers and calves priced across 2.35 to 9 at steady to higher ranges. Hogs at Fort Worth top near 9.70 with 9.25 to 9.60 bulk. sheep around 12 to 14 for lambs and 7 to 9 for yearlings. Other markets include Wichita Kansas City and East St. Louis with varied cattle hog and sheep quotes for Dec 8.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Kansas City
East St. Louis
Chicago Market Dockets Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices
Chicago reports hogs 83 000 steady top 9.60 with carcass and sow ranges from 8.60 to 8.80 and 9.25 to 9.60 for heavy hogs. Cattle 24 000 uneven with yearlings 14.50 to 13.60 and stockers steady. sheep 20 000 strong with fat lambs 15.00 to 15.25 and ewes 8.00 to 8.50.
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Chicago
New Orleans
New York
Sneer
Houston
Galveston
Fort Worth
American Locomotive Pier SG
American
Baldwin Locomotive Free Ewes
Central Leather
Chalmers
Crucible Steel
Colden Wee
General Motors
Kennicott
Aes Eee
Middle States Oil
Marland Ee
Sinclair Oa
Studebaker Beeen
Texaco
Hye
Openlee
Oklahoma City Livestock Prices Report
Oklahoma City cattle market with 2100 head selling slowly on December 8. Heifers brought about 6 dollars, cows 3.75 to 4.50, canners and cutters 2 to 2.50, calves around 7.25. Hog prices steady to strong, total 1300 head, bulk sales 8.86 to 9.35.
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Wichita
Kans
Dec
Oklahoma City
Cotton Grain Stocks Provisions Amarillo Exchange
Amarillo Cotton and Grain Exchange in Amarillo Texas reports listings with F Higgins manager and Alex Hyman and Co of New Orleans Louisiana contact phone 3004 for stock and provision quotes.
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Amarillo
Texas
Mgr
Alex Hyman & Co
New Orleans
Marketplace poultry and egg terms listed with weights
A list of poultry items with weights and prices including hens over and under 4 pounds, Leghorn and Black breeds, broilers, ducks, geese, turkeys by weight, roosters and stags, plus butter and eggs with various price points. Also mentions new cases, delivery charges, and mold-free butter.
Local Spot Cotton Market Report From Amarillo
The report shows Amarillo spot cotton trading with snaps at 19.00 and picked cotton between 22.00 and 22.50. Demand was good and sales light. About 15 bales were ginned today for the Northwestern Cotton Company offices in Amarillo.
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Amarillo
Northwestern Cotton Company
Young Singers to be Presented by Myers at Polk Street
A free program by voice pupils of Emil F. Myers at Polk Street Methodist Church tomorrow at 7 30 p m features a 16 year old mezzo soprano newcomer and a baritone making his first appearance. The ballad focused program includes two open arias and aims to please with songs suited to the young talents.
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Polk Street Methodist Church
Emil F. Myers
Amarillo
First juror in Hobart case named as venire panel molds
The Hobart murder trial advances with 43 venire members excused for illness and other reasons. Judge Bishop convenes the court as Mrs. Hobart appears and the defense pursues exceptions while District Attorney Lloyd Fletcher and staff coordinate witness lists and juror summons.
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Hobart
Carty
Ventreman
Special Centre
C. KE
Fyffe
Scotland
W. S. Rule
S. C. Tulloss
O. W. Harrison
A. D
K. P. Driscoll
H. M. Singleton
Harry Daily
R. H. Ames
Arthur Folsom
W. ©. Irvin
J. B. Dickson
Fred Cornelius
J. H. Bishop
W. B. McSpadden
W H. Holmes
Forrest R. Barnes
Jerry Lyons
P. Atwood
S. D. Mellroy
Shelby Townes
John F. Dwight
H. Ek. Peery
W. M. Moore
EF. L. Smith
Tom Russell
S. Gill
Emil F. Myers
Edgar H. Savage
Ek. T
Dusty” Nuller
C. B. Reeder
A. M. Mood
FE. A. Simpson
Clarendon
J. W. Culwell
P. J. Oyler
Iola
Kans
Lloyd Fletcher
Elk Lodge Memorial Service Impresses at Amarillo
The Amarillo Lodge No. 923 B P O E held its annual memorial exercises in the Municipal auditorium with Rev. F. O Malley delivering the oration. Four deceased members Wolflin C C Cunningham Dr D Rucker and Dr J R Greening were honored. The service drew several hundred attendees and featured a ritual program prepared by committee members Millbern Anderson and case. Two Texas Rangers Captain Frank Hamer and Sergeant J B Wheatley testified for the state in the related homicide case as court proceedings paused for witness availability.
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F. ©. O'Malley
First Christian Church
Amarillo Lodge
Wolflin
C. C. Cunningham
D. Rucker
J. R. Greening
Texas Rangers
Frank Hamer
J. B. Wheatley
Wheatley
Hamer
Austin
City Dog Catcher Injured While Pursuing Vicious Dog
Northern, long time district transfer driver now city dog catcher No 1, was bitten on the hand this morning while attempting to catch a vicione doe. Doctors treated his wound and Northern continues in his new role despite the incident.
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Father Northern
Mr. Northern
Advertising draws buyers to retailers say industry leader
J Q Barnes district representative of the National Cash Register company told members of the Associated Advertising and Salesmanship club at the Amarillo hotel that advertising brings customers to stores and profits hinge on the sales team. He outlined three profit paths: higher sales, new customers, and loss prevention, stressing that modern retail rests on efficient records and noting that 85 percent of sales come from women and that a sale to a woman benefits all. He closed with a maxim that nothing succeeds like success. Charles H. Keffer urged support for the Community Chest drive.
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J. Q. Barnes
National Cash Register Company
Associated Advertising and Salesmanship Club
Amarillo Hotel
Barnes
Charles H. Keffer
American Business Club
Masonic Lodge Officers Named In Ritualist Ceremony
R. O. Greenhill Ht L. Vance and Sam L. Hall led the ritualistic work. Lodge officers listed include Dr W H Flamm exalted ruler R Oo Greenhill leading knight J C Taylor loyal knight C A Butcher lecturing knight Sam S fair secretary H G Hamrick treasurer E D Green T Ward and Fred Horsbrugh trustees J D Sweeney chaplain E C Oes anger esquire Roy Lessons tiler George J Vance inner guard.
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R. O. Greenhill
Ht. L. Vance
Sam L. Hall
Dr. W. H. Flamm
R. Oo. Greenhill
J. C. Taylor
C. A. Butcher
Sam 5
Amarillo social notes and business moves on Polk street
J B Mc Cleland from Clarendon and Ted Neely note J M Neely left for Houston returning later in the week. Yellow Cab relocates offices from Palo Duro hotel to Amarillo hotel. A young lady in an Amarillo store studies a cookbook with a rumored out of town suitor. W O Allen named On To Houston committee chair as local ad club members prepare for the World Advertising Clubs convention in May. J E McClurkan admitted as a club member.
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Polk Street
J. B. McCleland
Clarendon
Ted Neely
J. M. Neely
Houson
Yellow Cab Company
Palo Duro Hotel
Amarillo Hotel
Amarillo
United States
W. O. Allen
Houston
Menmeibers
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
J. E. McClurkin
Hunting Information from Panhandle Hardware Co
Amarillo area hunting news reports large goose kills and plentiful quail with several named locals and hunters including Gene Howe and an Amarillo Globe reporter. Field tips warn readers to follow game laws while promising more notes in Friday's Globe.
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Amarillo
Gene Howe
Amarillo Globe
Here
Globe
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