Fort Worth Livestock Prices Mixed Across Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Fort Worth market reports cattle at 6 000 head with 1 600 calves steady, hogs up with best around 11.60 to 11.75 per cwt, and sheep steady in moderate volume of 800. Cattle ranges include beeves 5.50 to 9, stockers 5 to 7.75, fat cows 3.50 to 6.50, yearlings 6 to 12, heifers 5 to 12, bulls 23 to 4, calves 5.50 to 8. Lambs 14 to 15.25, feeder lambs 12.50 to 14.50, yearlings 11 to 11.25, wethers 7.75 to 8.25, ewes 6 to 7.25, stockers 6 to 8.50.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Grain prices in Kansas City bids steady
Wheat No 2 hard ranges 1.69 to 1.77 dollars per bushel. No 2 red 1.75 to 1.77. Corn No 2 white 73.5 to 74.5 cents, No 2 yellow 74 to 76 cents. Oats No 2 white 43 to 44 cents, No 3 white 42 to 43 cents.
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Associated Preara
Kansas City
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices From Wichita Sale
In Wichita on December 16 cattle offered 700 head steady with fed steers at 2.35, cows 4.25 to 5.50, heifers 5 to 8, cutters 2.85 to 3.75, top veals 9, stockers 6.50 to 7.50. Hogs 1,200 higher with butchers 11 to 11.15, sows 8.75 to 9. Sheep 1,190 down, best lambs 14.50, ewes up to 8.0.
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Associated Press
Wichita
Kan
Livestock Prices Report From Oklahoma City Auction
Cattle sale totals 41 800 with slow demand. Fed steers bring 8 50 and yearlings up to 8. Cows range 4 26 to 4 74, heifers 5 50 to 7, calves to 8. Hogs 600 head higher with light butchers at 11 30 and heavy around 11 15.
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Associated Preas
Oklahoma City
Kansas City Livestock Prices Reported Dec 16
Kansas City market shows cattle at $8.50 to $10.50 for fed steers, south Texas steers at $7.75, bulls $4.50 to $5.75, veal and calves to $10. Hogs active with most at $10.85 to $11.20, sows $9.25 to $9.75, stock pigs $11.25 to $11.85. Sheep slow with red lambs $15 to $15.40.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
South Texas
Chicago Livestock Prices Put In Mixed Day
Chicago report shows hogs 19 000 uneven with packing sows 4.60 to 9.00 and heavy hogs 10.30 to 10.90. killing pigs around 12. cattle 13 000 slow with matured steers 12.75 and fat steers 8.50 to 10.75. sheep 11 000 steady with best lambs 16.25 and westerns 15.50 to 15.75.
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Chicago
New York Stocks Rise on Rail Demand at Opening
Unabated demand for railroad shares kept prices rising at the opening of today’s market. Reinvestment buying focused on Union Pacific, Atchison, Pennsylvania, Illinois Central, Chesapeake and Ohio, Great Northern preferred, and DHN. Low priced carriers led by Erie and New Haven with Rock Island gaining. Industrials firm with brisk oil bidding.
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Associated Press
New York
Union Pacific
Atchison, Pennsylvania
Dhnois Central
Great Northern
Chesapeake and Ohio
Erie
New Haven
Rock Island
Illinois Central
Norfolk and Wes
Amarillo Grain Quotations and Prices
Wheat priced at 1.60 dollars per bushel for No 1 hard. Milo maize priced at 1.00 per 160 pounds. Katir priced at 0.99 per 100 pounds.
Am Pariloo Produce Prices and Poultry Listing
Amarlillo Produce lists broilers and hens with price quotes per pound or dozen. Includes references to Leghorns, turkeys, geese, roosters, and packing stock with pricing such as 18c to 24c per unit and an overall $11.00 figure.
Satterwhite to decide on Texas special session
Lee Satterwhite speak er of the house travels to Austin to review mail from members. He plans a survey of letters to decide whether to call a special session, noting half favor paying their own expenses and awaiting replies from about 35 members. He will issue a call only after assessing the situation.
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Lee Satterwhite
House
Austin
Texas
Satterwhite
Amartll
Washington
Palmer Urges Kiwanis Vote On Charter Amendment
Judge WA Palmer urged Amarillo Kiwanis members to achieve a 100 percent vote for the charter amendment creating the tax limit. At a noon meeting in the Amarillo hotel he stressed the vote is necessary to secure water, warning Amarillo cannot advance without it. The scene mixed high school pep energy with the crowd.
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WA. Palmer
Amarillo
Mitchell Described as Lawless in Case for Col Mitchell
Washington December 16 The prosecution in the Mitchell court martial rested its case late today. A letter by John W Weeks then secretary of war called Mitchell lawless unfit for high posts and eager for publicity over others. Weeks wrote the letter while Secretary describing why he refused to recommend Mitchell for reappointment as assistant chief of the army air service with brigadier general rank. The document was shown by Majden Nolan assistant chief of staff, detailing the war department side of Mitchells spring transfer from Washington to a Texas post.
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Washington
John W. Weeks
Col
Willam Mitchell
Mitchell
Coolidge
May Tien
Dennis FE. Nolan
War Department
Texas
Appeals Court Holds Rehearing In Texas Damages Case
The Court of Civil Appeals for the Seventh District in Amarillo terms a motion overruled in the Hawley et al versus Warlick et al matter and affirms or reverses various pending cases. Several actions from Wichita, Knox, Hemphill, Floyd, Baylor and other counties are submitted or advanced for January 20 1926, including bank and railroad disputes and insurance company matters.
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First State Bank of Station
H. Ff. Miller
Lubbock
T. J. Mansfield Construction Co
Mrs. FE. B. Gorsline
Wichita
Pr. B. Broach & Sons
W. L. Ellis & Co
Knox
B. F. Anderson
J. G. Brown
Hemphill
Panhandle & Santa Fe Ry Co
H. L. Snodgrass
Floyd
Studer New Northwest Texas Superintendent Arrives
Mr and Mrs Floyd V Studer and their two children arrived from Canada and are at 1600 Harrison Street in Amarillo He becomes superintendent of Northwest Texas for American Central Life Insurance Company of Indianapolis He will oversee a territory as large as Kentucky including Northwestern Texas up to Ballinger Coleman Henrietta and the New Mexico line He will appoint district managers in Amarillo Vieata Falla Lubbock Abilene Shuldress and Plainview and supervise local agents across his region Mrs Studer known as Miss Anna Ball Cooper recalls her father Rev R A Cooper formerly pastor of the Second Baptist Church Denver notes indicate Studer recently led the American field clubs in the United States for business written and conserved. further details follow his selection.
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Floyd V. Studer
Canadian
Harrison Street
Studer
Amarillo
Northwest Texas
American Central Life Insurance Company of
Indianapolis
Compan Ie
Panhandle
Kentucky
Texas
Ballinger and
Coleman
Henrietta
New Mexico Line
Vieata Falla
Lubbock
Abilene
Shuldress
Plainview
Stader
United States
Anna Ball Cooper
R. A. Cooper
Second Baptist Church of
Seleci
Amarillo Seen As Key HQ For Northwest Texas Growth
Discussion centered on placing general headquarters in Amarillo to improve access across the territory. The speaker highlighted Amarillo’s promising future and the need to start operations locally to meet rising Northwest Texas business demand.
Monster Goose Killed Near Groom Weighs 11 Pounds
P. G. Gill of near Groom shot a monster goose weighing nearly 11 pounds and measuring 64 inches from wingtip to wing. Local geese around Amarillo have ranged six to eight pounds, with larger long necks migrating north as weather grows harsher. A united movement to meet an urgent need the Community Chest.
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P. G. Gill
Groom
Amarillo
Reedy Family Hosts Relatives from Nearby City
Dr and Mrs E H Reedy of 1604 Taylor street welcomed Dr Reedy s brother and wife Mr and Mrs R B Reedy and their young child as guests during a recent visit retaining a cordial home atmosphere in the city.
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E. H. Reedy
Taylor Street
Dr. Reedy
R. B. Reedy
Tricycles Listed On West Seventh Address
Beulah and another daughter were en route from Florida to California when the item listing noted tricycles at 112 West Seventh, indicating a roadside sale or display.
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Beulah
Florida
California
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Fort Worth Livestock
TOC RK
Oklahoma City Livestock
Kansas City Livestock
Thook Associated Press
New Orleans
Orc
Drs. Puckett & Patton
Amarillo Grain
Palmer
Stern
Southern Railway
Pennsylvania
Northern Pacifice
Creat Northern Ptd
Chicago Northwestern
Baldwin Locomotive
New York Canners
International Combiation Engineering
Montgomery Ward, Burns, Bros., A
Pan American Western
Chrysler, Hudson
Sterling
Bromo
Sagan
C.U
Lawless
Court OF Cwi Appeals For the Seventh District
Amarilla
Co. C. Hawley
O. T. Warlick
J. W. Fite
First National Bank of Seymour
Baylor
Mrs. Sherman Jones
Chas
Dodson
Ochiltree
KE. Swain
H. D. Pollard
Veard
Rumley Thresher Co, Inc
O. K. Higgins
Oldham
A. E. Whitehead
Hartford Fire Ings. Co
Lynn
I. Cummins
Et al
W. S. Nix
Hutchinson
EK. T. Latta
Henry Bier
Potter
J. L. Bains
Mark Huselby
Wheeler
A. EB. Whitehead
W. T Wicker
F. M. Edwards
R. L. Self
Garza
Missouri-Kansas Texas Railroad Co
C. E
J. M. Crows
Collingsworth
J. C Whaley
W. Lemmon
Horkley
Babee
Dickson
J. E. Bryant CO
Fair Theater
Aeeemaers
Western Building
H. Wileman, Mer
Fox
Fox Drug Co
S. and
H. Green
Russell’s
East Fifth St
Tolzien Music
Polk Street
Little Tots Records
Little Boy
Kimball
Adam—Schaaf
Gulbransen
New Perfect Records
Watkins
K. M. Watkins
Amarillo, Texas
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