Stocks Slip After Brief Stability Amid Broad Declines
New York market opened steady then eased with chemicals rails utilities and foods among the heaviest decliners. Union Pacific U S Steel General Foods and others fell about two points while several names slipped. Call money rose to 2 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lambert, Drug and
Allied Chemical
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
General Foods
African Telephone
Consolidated Gas
Borden
Santa Fe
New York Central
National Biscuit
Texas & Pacific
Weather prophet talks sports and stocks in Panhandle chat
The speaker forecasts Lubbock over Abilene and mocks rivals while commenting on hog melts and farm finance. He urges buying Amarillo property and building now, cites Federal farm board salaries, praises Santa Claus parade, and recalls childhood lessons shaping the local weather outlook.
Silk stockings stir town talk and a lost billfold tale
A writer recalls Amfrilla streets where silk stockings remain a social staple and vows not to give them up. He notes a Christmas wish for stockings, muses on car sales, and seeks a lost $100 Liberty bond case belonging to Mrs. Iva Riley. He also appeals for work for a hardworking ex-smelter man and a contact for job opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terest
Amfrilla
Yosemite
India
Iva Riley
Tennessee Street
Japan moves on Manchuria despite League talks
The article argues Japan will act in Manchuria regardless of League of Nations talks. It notes U S response as largely words with no action. It also cites union leader Green favoring a five day work week and President Hoover urging home building to reduce taxes and graft.
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Manchuria
Japan
League of Nations
State Department
Green
Union Labor
Hoover
City permits hit 7500 in a Friday rush
Two building applications Friday boosted the week total to 7500. Roy B. McAllister received a permit to build a brick residence at 2118 Washington Street for 5000 with completion by February 15. D W Mays got a 2500 repair permit for a fire loss at a service station and garage at 600 Van Buren Street with Albert Randall named as contractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy B. McAllister
Washington Street
D. W. Mays
van Buren Street
Albert Randall
Appraisers Inspect Amarillo Phone Properties for Inventory
Southwestern Bell appraisers arrive in Amarillo to conduct a detailed inventory of company properties. Additional experts will join next week with city engineers assisting. A February 9 meeting between city and company officials will discuss the inventory report and set a rate schedule aiming for a 7 to 8 percent return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Amarillo
Neighbor letters spark reader response on Tack Page 3
A reader describes a neighbor sending multiple letters to Tack and asks for guidance on how to handle the situation. The note references letters printed on Page 3 and seeks advice or clarification.
Shop Early Dollar Oversleeps Spends at Noon in Amarillo
The Shop Early Dollar overslept this morning and by noon spent a box of candy at Randal Drug Store No 2 in Amarillo. Merchants are urged to report when the dollar arrives to track its local journey from Pool's Drug Store to Morrow-Thomas Hardware, Silver Grill, and DeLuxe Barber Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randal Drug Store
Amarillo
Globe-News
Will R. Winch
Paramount Publix
Pool
Amarillo Hotel
Morrow-Thomas Hardware Company
Silver Grill
M. Thomas
Thomas Heal Estate Company
Primrose Refining Cuts North Texas Crude Price
The Primrose Refining Company cut crude prices in North Texas by 20 cents per barrel effective December 1. The new price is 65 cents per barrel for 40 gravity and above, down from 85 cents, due to weak market conditions and lower crude prices. No other refiners had matched the cut as of Friday.
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Am International Teeeewevee Lacomotive Seer
Auburn Auto
Aviation Corp
Wenweeweee
Baldwin
Blt & Ohio
Bendix Aviation
Tenes
Nat'l Bisenit Co
Best & Coo
Sscseserves
Bethlehem
Bohn Alum & Br Feeee Borden
Burroughs
Io Calif Packing
A & Pipe & Fdy
Case
Canadian Pacific
Calumet & Hecla
Chesapeake Corp
Chesapeake, Oo
Columbia
G & Ta
Columbian
New York
Gom
Thewee
Comwith & Sthrnsss
Louisville
Ind
Mack Trucks
United Carbon
Menfield & Co
Wee
Cater Tractors
Ger Carbide
Eereee
Curtiss Wright
Ane
BS Mateoses Af
Curt Wright
Bellas Heee
Ee Vanedam Corp Abbe Eeeeunee
Va Davidson Chem
Nat'l Dairy
Western Union
Fe Eeneetens
Chicago Grain Table del Lac & Wee RR
Nat’ Pw & Lt
Ge Wee
Warner Brow
Jno
F. Clark Brokerage Co
den Rew RR
Warner Brow Co
Nevada
Wes Maryland RR
Atrugs
North America
Westhouse Elec Ae Tewenee
Sseevesee
Asso Dry
US_ Steel
Mayeenee
Dupont Tee Ord
Oliver Farm
Erie Railroad
Willys Overland
Crucible
Paramount Publix
Yellow Tr & Coach
Byron Axle & Spraeeeee Pathe Exchange Yh
Woolworth (Fw) Co
Checker Cab
Endicott-Johnson Neers Pillsbury Fir M . Pry Dee
Eureka Vacuum
Oates
Fox Film Can
Am Steel
Aeee Purity Bakery
Sea Fos Wheeler Incesses
Ween
Freeport
Texas
Radio-E-Orpheum
Frisco
Remington Rand
Ark
Nat
Rep Iron & St
Marconi
General
Reynolds
General Mills Ween Eeeneee Iy
General Motors
Safeway
Gen Ry
Simmons Co
HL Deere & Co Oh
Gillette Razor
Cal Edison
Goodrich T & R
Aw My Stone & Webster O
Ford Motor Ltd
Goodvant T& R
Stewart Warner
Bly Ford of
Gan
Graham Paige
Psy
Studebaker Copp Seceeses
Insurance Securities
Sass Gt Nla
Brand Silver St .Csosess
Southern Pacific
Sly Ah Inspr
Inter Cement
Gm Int
Tel & Telseeee
St. Joseph
Esc Orory
Johns Mansville
Chrysler Corp
Southern RR
St Kelvinator Corp Cocn Cola Co
Kennecott Copper
Kresge
Wichita Falls
Primrose Refining Company
North Texas
Primrose
Justice Court Fixes Bonds in Liquor Charges
Arraigned before Justice J. W. Minter Mrs. Stella Thrasher and Jim McDonald faced liquor for sale charges. Thrasher posted 500 bond. McDonald remained in jail on a 1000 bond. Arrested at 305 Aldredge Street with 70 bottles of beer. C. T. Vanderpool deputy sheriff led the arrests.
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Justice of the Peace
J. W. Minter
Stella Thrasher
Jim McDonald
Campaign to issue highway bonds begins in Texas
A campaign to amend the state constitution to authorize 200 to 300 million dollars in state highway bonds started in Dallas. The County Highway Tax Relief Association formed with 100 leading Texans. W. T. Wheeler of Fort Worth heads the Texas Highway Association and W. W. Gibbard of Dallas was elected president with a line of vice presidents including Wilbur C. Hawk of Amarillo and others.
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Dallas
County Highway Tax Relief Association
Texas
W. T. Wheeler
Fort Worth
Texas Highway Association
W. W. Gibbard
R. T. Stuart
Harlingen
van Zandt Jarvis
Wilbur C. Hawk
Amarillo
J. P. Gibbs
Huntsville
W. O. Huggins
Houston
J. K. Hughes
Mexia
Market Report: Cattle Prices and Early Cotton Trading
Cattle prices show mixed demand with heifers weak and vealers strong as slaughter grades move between 4.00 and 7.50 per cwt across weight ranges. In New Orleans cotton, early trade opens two points down but recovers as New York firm, with January near 6.04 to 6.95 intraday and May around 6.31 to 6.40 amid active Orient buyer interest.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
New York
Orient
Men’s Bible Class Banquet Planned At First Baptist
Members of the Men’s Bible class at First Baptist Church will meet in the church parlors at 7 o’clock Friday night for a fellowship banquet. Boy Scouts will serve, and a trained nurse will care for attending children. G. N. Hailey presides. Judge E Nelson Jr of the county court at law teaches the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
G. N. Hailey
E. ©. Nelson, Jr
Studio Permit Filed by Architect Guy Carlander
Guy Carlander an architect filed an application today to build a studio in Country Club Terrace.
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Guy Carlander
Country Club Terrace
Market roundup from Amarillo to Chicago livestock reports
Grain prices list wheat and feeds across Amarillo and Kaffir oats barley figures. Livestock in Kansas City Fort Worth and Chicago show cash cattle calves hogs and sheep with top pricing and steady to higher trends noted by USDA reports. Top hog price 4 05 in Kansas City. Chicago buyers show steady to strong demand across 46 000 cattle and 800 calves with beef prices softer for steers and strong cows.
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Kansas City
Fort Worth
US S. D. A
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Chicago Kans and City St. Louis Grain Exchanges
Private wires to leading exchanges and solicitations for Hutchinson Wichita Kansas and Kansas City Mo. Future orders receive special attention in the market letter. 53 consecutive years serving the grain trade.
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Hutchinson
Wichita
Kansas
Kansas City
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Edgar A. Guest
A1 & Sf
Uy Allied Chm & D
Lethenhouse
Allegheny Corp
Allis-Chalmers Ceer
Amerada
Steeee
Alco
Alea i
Midwest Util
Sone
Nat'l Field
Pennoad Corp
Trang Air Trans
Aoe
United Gas Reser
Lt & Pwr
UN Verde
Woolworth Ltd
Waeune
Swift International
Ina
Oey
Atlantic
Gulf of Penn - Bay
New
Petake
Ltd
N. J. Seaboard
Isey
Panhandle P. & R. Petroleum Corpay
Phillsane
Plymouth Ol .S
Pierce Pet
Etees Prairie O. U
Gly Prairie
Pure Oil Ae
Warner-Quinlan
Cal
Rio Grande Oil
Royal Dutch Seeeenes
Seewanee
Shell Union Aoneeweee Simms Sy Sinelir
Penn Oil
Ou Td
Calif Dee
Indiana
Tex Pac
Tex Pac Cl & Oil Wescoveces Ou
Union Oil of Cal Psoceccees
Ohio Oil Seeder
Lubbock
Abilene
Jerry Malin
Eagles
Panhandle
Mark
Abilene Eagles
Federal Farm Board
Plains
Santa Claus
R. A. Brisendeine
Brisendeine
Justice Court
Wilbur Hawk
S.eceseresseres
Sharis
DeVilbiss
Houbigant
Whitman
Amity
Amity Key
Arlene Stationery
Data Nome Perfume
Coty
Christ
Spalding Kro - Flite
TX Irons
Mennen
Bie
Sheaffer
Amity Billford
Mitsouke and
L’heure Bleue
Shari, Cara Nome
Evening In
Paris
Che Rexall Store
Polk
W. 16Th
N. Fillmore
Carolina San Jacinto
B. C. Christopher & Co
Fisk Bldg
Tex
Mvne
McGee Bldg
Dalhart
L. D
Selec
A Marillo Lumber Company
Dwight Newby, Mer
Washington ST
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