Franks City Livestock Prices and Market Report
Chicago and East St Louis livestock prices jump with hogs up to 10.85 and cattle and sheep mixed. Amarillo grain and produce quotes included. Stocks rise across markets as oil shares revive and foreign exchange strengthens with sterling firm at 4.84 and a French franc gain.
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General Flectric
Continental Insurance
Commercial Credit Corporation
Kelsey Wheel
Chrysler
United Drug
Pullman
Mack Trucks
Market Summary: Cattle Hogs Sheep Prices Recorded
Kansas City market report shows 10 200 cattle 1 200 calves steady with steers 7 50 to 8 50 cows 4 50 to 6 25 heifers 5 25 to 6 75 etc hogs 6 000 native 10 70 to 10 nyl stock pigs 11 25 to 11 75 sheep 1 000 higher with lambs 15 25 to 16 50 shorn yearling wethers 11 50.
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Kansas City
Wichita Livestock Prices December Market Report
Cattle 500 head steady with choice veals $8.50 to $9.39, Texan stockers around $8.50. Hogs 1,200 head higher with bulls $10.99 to $11.00. Sheep 100 head steady with lambs $12.
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Wichita
Kan
Cattle Auction Bids Mixed in Oklahoma City Sale
Oklahoma City cattle market reports 1000 head steady with heifers priced from 5.00 to 7.00 and dealers 8.50 to 17.00. Hoge yard runs around 400 head showing uneven demand with bulk prices near 10.90 to 11.00.
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Oklahoma City
Fort Worth Cattle Market Mixed Prices Reported
Fort Worth figures show cattle sales totaling about 8 200 head including 700 calves with steady prices. Beefs bring 5 50 to 11 40, stockers 4 50 to 7 71, fat cows 3 25 to 5 25, yearlings 5 00 to 8 00, bulls 2 75 to 4 10, calves 5 00 to 7 50. Hog market steady with sows 10 75 to 11 00 and pigs around 7 to 10 50. Sheep at 13 00 to 15 50 with feeder lambs near 10 00 to 12 00.
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Fort Worth
Chicago Grain and Provisions Open Low Close
Tribune style grain report shows Wheat numbers 2 hard at about 1.76 to 1.77 and 2 red around 1.75 to 1.77. White and yellow corn quotes near 0.70 to 0.75. Oats for white 2 at roughly 0.43 to 0.44 and white 4 near 0.421 to 0.43.
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Associated Presa
Kansas City
Stocks Rise At Open On Strong Rail Orders
New York December 18 The stock market opened higher led by Baldwin Locomotive and Pressed Steel Car as railroad order strength spurred gains. U S Cast Iron Pipe Hudson Motor American Can Illinois Central Chrysler Frisco and International Combustion Engineering also advanced. Childs Company rose on first sale. The Fed kept the 3 percent rediscount rate and news of extra dividends boosted enthusiasm.
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Associated Press
New York
Baldwin Locomotive
Pressed Steel
U. S
Hudson Motors
American Can
Ilinois Central
Chrysler
Frisco Common
International Combustion Engineering
Childs Company
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Walsh Defends U S Adherence to World Court
Senator Walsh argues that adhering to the World Court protocol binds the United States to nothing beyond covering court costs. He says ratification preserves sovereignty and rights, with no mandatory submission of disputes or enforcement of judgments. Proponents push for adhesion as Senate debate resumes led by Senator Lenroot.
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Washington
Dee
Senate
Walsh
Montana
United States
League of Nations
Associated Press
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Swanson
Virginia
Harrison and Davis Help Launch Littlefield Drive
Lubbock Globe reports 133 Littlefield citizens attended a eel-yte dinner before a chamber of commerce membership drive launch. Hubert Harrison of Wichita Falls urged West Texas growth, noting Wichita Falls will aid Littlefield with plans to build the city and its economy.
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Globe
Lubbock
Vee
Littlefield
Harrison
Wichita Falls
West Texas
Community Chest Drives Local Economic Investment
A compact local report notes the Community Chest promoting frugal funding for community programs and economic development. Officials emphasize charitable giving strengthens public services and regional growth.
Adoption plea Drives Christmas Help for Needy Families
The Globe outlines several needy households seeking Christmas aid. Grandparents care for two children, a sick baby prompts appeals for basic necessities, and various families request items like a washing machine, coal, groceries, warm clothing, and dolls or doll trunks. Named readers urge adopting or supporting them via The Globe office.
Doctor from Graham backs Amarillo move to settle in
Dr R A Duncan of Graham Oklahoma says he is sold on Amarillo and has bought a home at 2002 Tyler Street planning to locate there. A Plainview girl who disappeared days ago is being sought with relatives in the city. J C Skillman owns a 10 cent greenback from 1878 kept forty years. Frank Buckingham asks 42 and over club members to call on him for their canes after receiving a carload yesterday. Amarillo scene notes a city wide movement to meet a city wide need the Community Chest.
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R. A. Duncan
Graham
Oklahoma
Amirillo
Tyler Street
Plainview
Everal
J. C. Skillman
U. S. Treasury
Skillman
Frank Buckingham
Buckingham
Cato Sells
Amarillo
Mr. Sells
Vacancies Found in Amarillo Building
The Globe corrects an earlier report that all offices in the new Amarillo building were rented. Col. Ernest Thompson states that while most of the building is filled, about eight or nine rooms are still available. The Globe regrets the error.
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Globe
Amarillo
Col
Ernest ©. Thompson
The
Expansion of Coca Cola Plant Under Way
Thomas M. Nabers has purchased the Coca Cola Bottling company property at 405 West Fifth Street from Judge J W Crudgington. He plans a 30 foot east sales room, a new second story with three modern apartments, and substantial improvements to the existing building. Total cost about 30000 dollars.
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Thomas M. Nabers
Waat Fifth Street
J. W. Crudgington
Nabers
Fast Tenth Street
Memphis
Farm tragedy ends in double murder suicide near Pine Bluff
Pine Bluff Arkansas December 18. C A McAdams Sulphur Springs farmer killed his wife then fatally wounded J D Helton and wounded three others. He was found dead in a woods with a frost covered dog guarding him. Police say he killed his wife after returning from Christmas shopping with their children then shot Helton after handing his five month old to Mrs Helton.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
C. A. McAdams
McAdams
MrAdams
Helton
Hall Addresses A B C On Christmas Spirit
Amarillo American Business club held its Christmas program at noon with Judge Walker Hall delivering the principal address on Christmas spirit. He urged giving and love, tying the holiday to God's love and Calvary. Homer Tanner asked for aid to the Children's Home, and a large donation was made. Souvenirs came from Great West Mill and Elevator, Amarillo Greenhouses provided decorations.
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Amarillo American Business Club
Walker Hall
Calvary
Homer Tanner
Great West Mill and Elevator Company
Amarillo
Buck Jones Feature at Mission Theater Matinee
Buck Jones in Hearts and Sours will be shown at the Mission theater Saturday morning at 10 o clock. The screening also includes Aesops Fables and Pathe News. The matinee is sponsored by the Parent Teacher Association which receives a share of the proceeds.
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Buck Jones
Mission Theater
Pathe News
Parent- Teacher Association
Texas News Briefs Highlights Local Crime And Trade
In Brownsville Enrique Pina an Arab youth raised in Mexico pleaded guilty in federal court here to forging a passport to the United States and chose a year and a day in Leavenworth over six months in county jail. Mount Pleasant officers report the shooting last night may leave City Marshall Ben Chapman recovering. Titus county constable W N Gann bonded on assault to murder charges. Hans Hoerndlein the 20 year old German stowaway awaiting deportation vows to keep trying. An Abilene good fellow fund nears $400 for Christmas. Abilene cotton receipts exceed 18 120 bales.
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Associated Press
Brownsville
Enrique Pina
Mexico
San Luis Potosi
United States
Leavenworth
J. C. Hutcheson, Jr
Mount Pleasant
Ben Chapman
Ikely
W. N. Gann
Titus County
Galveston
Hans Hoerndlein
Mitchell Dismissal Echoes Political Ambitions in Wisconsin
Friends say Colonel Mitchell may resign if suspension stands and could seek a Wisconsin senate bid against Lenroot next year. His prewar crusade for a separate air department dated to 1915 with a WWI aviation command, later fueling clashes with Menoher and Weeks over the air service.
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Mitchell
Coolidge
Army
Wisconsin
Senate
Lenroot
United States
Western Front
Army Air Service
Charles T. Menoher
Menoher
House Military Committee
Department of Aeronautics
Mitchell-Menoher
Air Service
Weeks
Hawaii
Mason M. Patrick
Witcher
Sims Responds To Mitchell Suspension Verdict
Admiral William Sims said he did not think the Mitchell case was as serious as claimed after learning Colonel Wain Mitchell was suspended five years by army court martial. He defended Mitchell’s honesty in his air force convictions and suggested most Americans support Mitchell.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Ind
Whiliam Sims
Wain. Mitchell
Admiral Sims
Mitchell
Sime
United States
Local traffic and grain men head to Fort Worth meet
Three Amarillo men led by S. J. Cole Harry L. Kearns and Y. G. Sparrow depart for a Texas grain rates conference in Fort Worth after a transportation committee meeting at the Board of City Development The gathering aims to guard West Texas grain rate interests and counter possible injustices Mayor Lee Bivins welcomed oil men and joked about parking space during the event.
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Transportation Committee
Board of City Development
Amarillo
Fort Worth
Texas
S. J. Cole
Harry L. Kearns
Texas Grain Dealers Association
Y. G. Sparrow
Great West Mill and Elevator Company
West Texas
Lee Bivins
Treasury and Post Office Ask for Major Appropriation Increase
The treasury and post office departments seek the year’s first big appropriation, totaling 876.852 million, up 103.962 million over last year’s allotments. Coast Guard gets 24.213 million to fund 1,580 more enlisted. prohibition enforcement remains 39.306 million.
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Associated Press
Washington
Treasury
Post Office Departments
House
Toial
Postal Service
Coast Guard
Albert Lamm Named Manager of Coe and Parks New Yard
Albert Lamm will be temporary manager of the Panhandle branch of the Coe and Parks Lumber company. The yard opens within thirty days under the Dixon Creek Lumber company name. Materials are en route to the yard, opened largely at Amarillo businessmen’s request.
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Albert Lamm
COE & Parks New Yard
Panhandle
Coe & Parks Lumber Company
Dixon Creek Lumber Company
Amarillo
Amarillo community raises funds for Holland family
Donations totaling 623 dollars were collected by Tl Globe and local neighbors for the Holland family, following earlier efforts of 500 dollars. Residents praised Amarillo for its Christmas spirit and generosity, noting the city contributed more than a million dollars in Christmas joy.
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Tl Globe
Amarillo
Real Estate Board Unanimous for Tax Plan in Amarillo
The Amarillo Real Estate board voted unanimously for a city charter tax amendment. All members signed petitions and will add names to push the amendment through. Wade Brymer became president and announced the next meeting on January 8 at the Amarillo hotel.
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Amarillo
C. W Atwood
Tom Bruner
T. J. Wagner
G. H. Culp
Gainesville
John Gilvin
Christmas Dinner Planned for Galveston County Inmates
Inmates at the Galveston county jail will receive a Christmas dinner with all the fixings as plans were announced today.
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Associated Press
Galveston
Galveston County
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