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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1926

Page

11

New Mexico Cattle Bring 7 Cents Pound

Eleven hundred head of two year old steers sold by Franklin and Hill Amarillo brokers to Nebraska buyers at 7 cents a pound. The cattle, purchased from W H Burgess of Santa Rosa New Mexico, will be shipped to W H Cockrell in Nebraska.

Franklin and Hill Amarillo Livestock Nebraska W. H. Burgess Santa Rosa New Mexico W. H. Cockrell

Plump Women Shape History In Modern Beauty Debate

An article in January Smart Set argues plumpness redefines beauty and helped shape history. It cites Eve, Cleopatra, Helen of Troy, Catherine the Great, and Queen Elizabeth as examples of influential, well formed women who challenged the era’s thinness standard.

Helen Ledy Tirammend Hay Lady Hay Eve Garden of Eden Sheba Esther Jezevei Solomon Madame Dubarry Madame de Montespan Venus Cleopatra British Museum Mark Antony Olympia Alexander the Great Tamyris Cynthia Helen of Troy Catherine of Russia Peter the Great Napoleon Josephine Marie Louise George Washington Shakespeare Anne Hathaway Anne Arletta William the Conqueror Ernest

Packing Plant In Amarillo Booming Under New Management

C. L. Wood, manager for Western Packing, reports the Amarillo plant is now killing about 150 cattle and 300 hogs weekly. The operation exceeds owners expectations and the business outlook is strong.

C. L. Wood Western Packing Company

Cadillac Bicycles 800 Fast in St

An Indiana Limestone survey reports that in the first half of 1926 over 200000 houses were built in 78 cities with populations over 100000.

Cadillac

Bank clerk surrenders after $100,000 shortage found

Dee Parke, clerk at American Savings Bank in Memphis, surrendered to police after a vault shortage of about 100 000 was discovered. The bank closed and a receiver took over as assistant cashier Clarence Henochsberg had shot himself amid the loss and warnings to close a gap of 500 000. Parke cited attorney guidance and declined to speak to reporters.

Pete Asner Memphis Dee &Jedh Parke American Savings Bank J. F. Hent J. Wilson Clarence Henochsberg Henocsberg Abe Plough

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