Market snapshot from Amarillo to Chicago livestock and grains
Market notes from Amarillo, St Louis, Kansas City and Oklahoma City livestock prices, including cattle, vealers, steers and sheep with varied gains and losses. Chicago wheat, poultry, potatoes, butter and eggs reflect softer start on weaker export data and car money. NY stocks rise on favorable news and liquidity.
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St. Louis
SC. Louis
Oklahoma City
New York
Intercetions
Harvester
General Asphalt
Hereford Chicken Show to Boost Texas Image
The Hereford poultry show taps Amarillo Globe-News and 20 Texas papers for a statewide ad campaign to counter Cotton Blues. Officials expect 100 attendees at a banquet with top judges Walter Burton of Texas A M and Judge E F Branch of Missouri to share expert pointers for local breeders and exhibitors.
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Ofe
Ite
Amarillo
Daily Press League of Texas
Houston
Dalles
Fort Worth
San Antonio
el Paso
Beaumort
Abilene
Gainesville Register
Greenville Banner
Galveston Tribune
Hillsboro Mirror
Lubbock Journal
Avalanch
Marshall News-Messenger
Mineral Wells Index
Palestine Herald
Paris News
Port Arthur News
Ranger Times
San Angelo Standard
Sherman Democrat
Temple Telegram
Texarkana Gazette
Waco News-Tribune
Wichita Falls Record-News
Amarillo-Globe-News
Texas
Panhandle
Amarillo Globe News
T. D. Mowe
Hereford Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo Hotel
F. Lanham
Tri-State
United States
Earl Curry
Walter Burton
Texas A
EF. C. Branch
Lee's Summitt
Missouri
Whitehead Career at Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad
Whitehead advanced from assistant to president’s office to vice president by 1914 at the Missouri-Kansas-Texas system. He served as assistant to the receiver during 1915 and as federal manager during WWI control. He became executive vice president in 1922 after the Missouri-Kansas-Texas reorganization.
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New York
Schaff
Whitehead
St. Louis
Red River
Fire Routs Guests In Beaumont Hotel
A Beaumont Crosby hotel fire caused by defective wiring sent late sleepers fleeing as sixth floor stored furniture caught fire. Firemen drenched upper floors while traffic stalled across four downtown streets and a transcontinental train was delayed. Loss was mainly water damage with repairs to follow.
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Associated Pres
Beaumont
Crosby
Marshall Mavericks Versus Waco Tigers Clash Near Semi Final
Marshall thrives under pressure as rain-soaked field battles loom for the semi final of the state Interscholastic League race. Paul Tyson leads the Waco Tigers against Marshall Mavericks with the winner advancing to face Ranger or Oak Cliff for a shot at the state championship. Oak Cliff and Ranger meet the next day.
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Associated Press
Marshall
Paul Tyson
Waco Tigers
Marshall Mavericks
Ranger
Great Interest in Advent of Choir Here
Emil Myers notes strong demand for the Russian Symphonic Choir arriving next Wednesday. About 700 tickets sold for the concert series with single tickets at Amarillo College of Music, 1104 Polk Street. Myers calls the group the greatest musical event in Amarillo and praises their orchestra-like tone and popular folk songs.
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Emil Myers
Amarillo College of Music
Polk Street
Myers
Amarillo
Solon Addresses Texas Safety Council Meeting
Rep. R. L. Bobbitt of Laredo spoke at a statewide Texas Council of Safety conference on safety law observance and enforcement. A parade featuring many school children will highlight Friday afternoon's program.
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Austin
R. L. Bobbitt
Laredo
Texas Council of Safety
Month Sees Slump In Cupid License Market
December brings a cautious mood as license seekers face fees and taxes. The report notes weaker demand amid financial pressures and general uncertainty about year-end costs.
Noisy golf tournament lines up Sunday at the Country Club
A Sunday afternoon golf tournament is set at the Country Club with Charley Hoover as favorite and 18 players ready to compete. Notables include Bill Smith Bill Brown Roy Greenhill Walter Sikes Doug Herring and Hubert Cole among contestants. Rain or shine the event is expected to draw a large gallery with wives invited to heckle players while the sun and warm weather could boost turnout.
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Sam Vaughn
Charley Hoover
Bill Smith
Bill
Mistletoe Creamery
Williams Sign Company
Bill Brown
Army Store
Sabres
Revielle
Doug
Hicks Rubber Company
Wesley Izzard
Wesley
News- Globe
Hubert Cole
Associated Press
Hubert
Country Club
Auto licenses issued in Potter county near 11 thousand mark
The Potter county tax collector reports about 11 000 auto licenses available with 120 pleasure car and 13 commercial tags issued since December 3. It is unlikely that all motorists in Amarillo will secure 1927 licenses before the January 1 deadline due to office crowding and required tests and certificates.
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Potter County
Amarillo
Employee of Oil Firm Dies Here
An employee of an oil company died in this city. The report lists the deceased as a 44 year old male named Gene, with details indicating a workplace accident. Police and investigators are examining the scene for causes and necessary actions.
Coflee Marathon Off to Flying Start
A fragmented OCR item reports a Coflee Marathon opening with early momentum and local interest. The readable portions mention enthusiastic runners and community support as the event begins.
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Coflee
Nanette Promises Happiness Through Song at Pair Theatre
Nanette McMahen, the Frazee show’s bright leading lady, declares she is happiest when she makes others happy. She speaks of the joy her performances bring audiences here next Wednesday and Thursday, and of the personal fulfillment from singing “I Want to Be Happy” before understanding crowds.
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Nanette
New York
London
Australia
Madeline McMahen
Pair Theater
Sweetser Targets Return to Form After Battle with Illness
JESS SWEETSER, once the top American amateur, is rapidly regaining health in Asheville after a serious breakdown from influenza bronchitis and pneumonia endured abroad with the Walker Cup team. He quietly rebuilt strength through rest and gradual practice and now hones toward the 1927 national amateur, aiming to surpass prior feats and please golf fans nationwide.
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Asheville
N. C
Jose Sweetser
Sweetser
Jess
America
North Carolina
Biltmore
Asheville Links
Dale
Jess Sweetser
Foreign Wrestlers Set for Armory Clash Tonight
Two European nations send Carlin of Sweden and Grip of Austria via Columbus to wrestle at the Armory at 8 15 pm. The bout pits speed and power against scientific skill as both men enter in a tense mood to settle a dispute over sportsmanship. Advance ticket sales are heavy.
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Armory
John Carlin
Charley Grip
Columbus
Ohio
Austria
Carlin
Grip
Wiester
Tibet
Bowery
Woman's Faith In Prayer Saves Edna M. McKnight Crew
In Norfolk Virginia a schooner Edna M. McKnight from Boston foundered 160 miles off Cape Virginia. A. L. Loesche wife of the master and the ten crewmen were rescued by the British steamer Radner. The crew credited Mrs Loesche with lifting morale through prayers as they battled the sinking vessel from Sunday to Tuesday.
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Associated Press
Norfolk
Edna M. McKnight
Boston
Virginia Capes
A. L. Loesche
Radner
Ehip
Tem tap Everyday AoE tale of Fae
A fragmented note mentions a magical realm with entities named Fae and a broad group labelled Everyone. The text hints at a tap or attack involving AoE effects and situates events within a fantastical setting. Names and specifics remain unclear due to garbled OCR.
Miss Hamilton Dies Funeral At Boyce Home
Mrs Miss Hamilton dies after a brief illness at age about seventy. Funeral services will be Saturday at 9 o'clock at the Boyce home Tyler Street conducted by Rev Lewis N Stocker pastor First Methodist Church. Burial in Lane Cemetery under Blackburn Funeral home. Pallbearers named J J Avery B W Owen Thomas F Turner L E Lyles William Q Boyce Albert Boyes.
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G. Boyes
Tyler
Mee Beyee
Lewis. N. Stocker
First Metodist Church
Liane Cemetery
Blackburn Funeral Home
Pall
J. J. Avery
B. W. Owen
Thomas F. Turner
L. E. Lyles
William Q. Boyce
Albert Boyes
Judge Wilson Holds Equity Hearing Here
Federal Judge James C. Wilson holds a special equity hearing in federal court today in the case Panhandle Leasing company versus Eldon J. Dick D. F. Trigg and Ben P. Manning. Panhandle Leasing is a partnership of Phillip Feldman and Herman Byrens doing business in Amarillo and the Panhandle. The suit involves leases and business activities in connection with leases.
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James C. Wilson
Equity
The
Panhandle Leasing Company
Eldon J. Dick
D. F. Trigg
Ben P. Manning
Phillip Feldman
Herman Byrens
Amarillo
Panhandle
Wholesale Grocery Building Destroyed
Fire of undetermined origin wrecked the building owned by M H Reed of Austin and occupied by the Gugenheim Goldsmith wholesale grocery company early Friday. Loss was estimated at 50000 dollars.
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Associated Press
Austin
M. H. Reed
Gugenheim-Goldsmith Wholesale Grocery Company
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Pier
Carrie
Kansas City
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Ealves
Howe
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Bashel
Poultry
Dee
Wisconsin
Elizabeth Arden
Vanovian Aséens
Moss
General Counsel
Beaumont Hotel
Briers and — Fe
Solon
Safety Council
Billy
Pelea Rer
Ote
SR Ss
SOFAR
Rae
Rey Ox
Grim Reaper
China
Miss Hamilton
Boyce Home
Wilson
Chichester
Bay of Zane Druggtat
West Indies
Pere Fitton
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