Market notes and grain prices amid mixed signals
Markets from Amarillo to Chicago show grain prices steady to mixed as traders weigh weather and demand. Poultry, butter and eggs report varied prices, while New York stocks firm amid merger chatter and holiday demand. U S Steel, General Motors and others reach stronger levels as foreign exchange and rail stock moves shape early trading.
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U. S. New York Central
General Motors
Associated
Porto Rico
United States
Baldwin
Air Reduction
Allied Chemical
Delaware and Hudson
Pere Marquette
Chesapeake and Ohio
Here There and Everywhere Opens Wholesale Sporting Goods Store
Ralph Russell announces the new wholesale sporting goods store in the former N. 8. Grigga & Sons funeral directors space. Fittings are being installed and the store should open within a few days. Mrs. and Mrs. Louw Gleckengieser of Missouri visit their daughter Mrs. Ralph Raseell at 2403 Taylor Street. Violet Cramer of Tulsa is in town seeking a location for an exclusive ready-to-wear shop. Miss Willa Gilmorte departs Friday for Christmas in Tulsa and Kansas City, returning mid January.
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Ralph Russell
N. 8
Grigga & Sons
Fisteres
Louw Gleckengieser
Missouri
Ralph Raseell
Taylor Street
Violet Cramer
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Willa Gilmorte
Kaness City
Will
Jencary
AP Chief Addresses Mexican Bolshevist Fear in Policy Talks
Kent Cooper, head of the Associated Press, described at a New York convention how a November dispatch cited state department concern over Mexican influenced Bolshevist pressure between the United States and the Panama Canal. He said the report reflected officials’ views and contained no new government statements.
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New York
Association of Life Insurance
Kent Cooper
Associated Press
State Department
United States
Panama Canal
Kellogg
Nicaragua
Mexico
Old
Olds
Washington
Services for Mrs Holmsley On Wednesday
Funeral notices announce services for Mrs Lerretie Alwe Holmsley who died yesterday afternoon near Weybers. The service will be held at Gedney Church with the burial at the Furet Carwiee cemetery. Attendees are asked to meet at the church.
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Peers Old
Peeterday
Tod Gedney
Furet Carwiee
Relwesley
Treeters
Sante Drops In On Uacear Heist Probe
A garbled note reports Sante making an unscheduled visit linked to a footwear or agency inquiry. It mentions offices of Feed Commie and a secretary role, with unclear details about a cooperative effort and ongoing investigations. The text is heavily distorted.
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Feed
Commie Ta Sageetrar
Perede
Ehile
November lint and linters consumed totaled 583950 and 62978
The Census Bureau reports cotton consumed in November 583950 bales of lint and 62978 of linters, down from October figures of 665592 lint and 75539 linters and above last year's November levels. On hand November 30, lint and linters were distributed across consuming establishments, public storage, and compresses with various year over year changes noted. Cotton candles active in October reached 32586770 units, up from October this year and above last year's November figures.
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Washiington
Census Bureau
Cottery
City Development Board Announces Phased Publicity Plan
The Board of City Development unveils a new municipal publicity strategy focused on development phases and local industries. Information will be departmentalized, with prospect inquiries directed to industry specific pamphlets and statistics.
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Board of City Development
Parhandle
Panhandle
High School Glee Club to Air On KRGS Broadcast
Sevier High School glee club will air a special program on KRGS featuring choral numbers, a quartet, piano solo by Francis Dues, violin solo by Kermit Pyche, and a vocal solo by Noble Fowlkes. Junior choral groups from Bemier School also perform, with a combined chorus of about 185 voices across several pieces.
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Bemier Ochool
Aperiel Suemlers
Bueno
Jepee Crees
Progres
Defense Renews Slant on $100,000 Loan Conspiracy
In court, Frank J. Hogan for Doheny challenged prosecutor Roberts who tied the $100,000 loan to a government fraud plot. Hogan called Roberts’ closing remarks slanderous and said the loan was a long-standing gift to a friend, staying within legal protection and offering no remedy in law.
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Edward
Owen J. Roberts
Roberts
Fall
Pall
Senate Committee
Veheny
Frank J. Hogan
Doheny
Cold Wave Deepens Midwest and West Across Heavy Snow
Western Wisconsin towns lost power and water as lines failed amid a broad blizzard. Chicago reported subzero temps and fires as families fled to the streets. Eight deaths were linked to the Northwest storm. In Woonsocket thieves were foiled when radiator freezes halted their escape. Snow extended across the western U S and western Canada, with extreme depths and a record setting sweep. Alaska warned residents as radio silence spread in the Aleutians.
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Chicago
Woonsocket
South Dakota
Old Man Winter
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United States
Canada
Aleutian Islands
Frightened City Records Freeze Amid Storm and Fire
A ragged, weather weary scene unfolds in Dallas as a severe cold snap grips the region. Authorities report emergency crews battling a blaze while residents seek shelter from gusty winds and drifting ice, with a focus on protecting the most vulnerable areas.
Bank Robbery Suspect Identified by Jamieson and Howe
Jamieson testifies that a girl posing as a Beau mont Enterprise reporter robbed his bank Saturday about 1 o clock. She entered the vault with a pistol, demanded cash, and took 1000 dollars in five dollar bills before exiting with the bag. District Attorney Moore and others present noted the incident as a bank robbery case with the defendant identified by Jamieson and Howe.
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Pease
Atlee
Rogers i
Rogers
Tertge
Beaumont Enterprise
Jamieson
Moore
Raymond Howe
J. R. Howe
Firemen battle Dallas rubber plant blaze in ice
In Dallas workers fought through icy conditions to control a night fire at the Lawson Rubber and Manufacturing plant. The showroom and records were at risk as firemen and McDowell night watchman and Arnold McMakin, 17, were injured while attempting to save records. The loss is estimated at 75000 and a second Dallas plant is mentioned.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Lawson Rubber and Manufacturing Company
A. McDowell
Arnold McMakin
Ex-Oklahoma Broker Pat Hawley Dead in New York City
Rumored death of Pat Hawley a former Oklahoma broker and war veteran, listed as telegrapher for Tulea Word. Details unclear, confirmation sought from company records and New York authorities.
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Oklahoma
Corveyvne
New York City
Pat Hawley
Hawley
Farmer Dies After Skull Is Crushed
A rural man died after a crushing head injury while working in his field. Investigators ruled the death accidental as farm equipment caused a fatal skull fracture. Authorities and family were notified. no charges filed pending autopsy results.
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Farmer
Story of Love and Youth at Fair Wednesday
A musical comedy travels from New York and Chicago to entertain crowds with dancing girls, clever acting, and romantic themes. The show features songs like "Twenty to Be Happy" and "New Nenette" and offers light, charming entertainment at a fair setting.
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New York City
Chicago
Amarillo Voices Praise Local Legion and Cultural Events
Local half minute interviews capture praise for Amarillo’s post of the American Legion, hospitality, and growth. Residents celebrate hotels, oil interest, and a Russian Symphonic choir seen as a major cultural highlight for the city with upbeat confidence about the future.
Call Meeting of Girl Scout Chiefs Tonight
A discussion outlines leadership opportunities in Girl Scouting. It emphasizes personal growth, service, and self discovery for leaders 21 or older with support from experienced mentors, national HQ, and frequent training across the country.
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Girl Scout
Ereertes
Cen Gants
Sir Robert Baden- Powell
Scouting
Commission to Take Up Paving Contracts
City commission set to consider multiple paving contracts and petitions for residential streets. City Manager Jeff Bartlett said action on proposals and petitions has been awaited for several weeks and is expected to dispose of most items at the meeting.
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City Commission
Jeff Bartlett
Indigestion a remedy through Mentha Pepsin claims
A vintage advertisement promises to end indigestion gas and stomach distress by strengthening the stomach with Mentha Pepsin rather than masking symptoms. The copy urges readers to trust the product to allow eating any food any time without distress and notes its daily sale and availability.
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