Livestock and Oil Markets Report From Three Cities
Chicago reports hogs 41 000 with varied prices from 9 to 12 dollars and cattle gains to 10 50. sheep at 15 50 to 15 75. Wichita shows cattle 1 000 steady and hogs 1 800 higher with bulk 10 95 to 11 10. sheep 300 lower. Fort Worth figures list cattle 2 400 with calves and heifers, hogs 600 steady, sheep 500 with lamb prices around 14 to 16 dollars.
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Chicago
The
Associated Press
Wichita
Kan
Fort Worth
Oklahoma Cattle and Hogs Market Summary
In Oklahoma City cattle run 1,400 with steady demand. Dry lot cattle bring 6.70 to 8.25, yearling beef up to 9, calves around 5. Hogs 1,100 higher with bulk transactions at 11 to 11.25.
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Oklahoma City
Cattle Hog Market Prices Provided By AP Report
Kansas City cattle and hog markets show varied prices with cattle around 8000 head and hogs near 7000 head. Calves and vealers command higher ranges while heifers and cows vary by quality. Sheep and lamb markets trend lower with feeder lambs and sheep prices noted.
Hogs Lead Live Stock Prices in East St. Louis Market
Live stock quotes from East St. Louis show hogs at 12.000 and higher with bulk around 11.65, beef steer prices near 14. passers at 8.50, cows 6.95, canners 3.65, bulls up to 5.67, vealers steady near 12, and fat lambs trading 15.75 to 15. Sheen around 1800.
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Associated Press
East St. Louis
Lieghorns
Black Springs
Uae Freesea
Orleans
New Orleans
New York
Foreclosure Notice in Potter County Texas
Judge issues warrant to appear at the Potter County District Court in Amarillo on January 25 1926 to show cause why judgment should not be entered and land sold to satisfy taxes and costs in suit No 1818 filed December 9 1925 by plaintiff Amarillo Improvement Company Moses Heath and others liens and interests to be settled at the next term of court signed by Clerk J C Sikluman December 14 1925 seal added.
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District Court
Potter County
Texas
Amarillo
City of
Moses Heath
Potter
J. C. Sikluman
Grain Prices In Amarillo Market Report
Amarillo grain prices list wheat at per bushel for No 1 hard maize at per 100 pounds and katir at per 100 pounds with 1.60 1.05 1.00 as quoted figures.
Voters Approve Water Bond for Amarillo Plant
Amarillo residents approved a 1.75 million dollar water bond and a city limits expansion by wide margins. The tax limit rose from 1.50 to 1.80, and the annexation amendment passed 1068 to 141, with turnout just over 1,200. Officials vowed immediate action toward bond sale and construction of a municipal water system.
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Amarillo
Court House
Central Fire Station
Brazelton Lumber Company
Bordeaux
Tall
Sixteenth Street
Woodlief
John Speed
Hall
Charley Fisk
J. H. Harris
Lee Bivins
Harris
Fisk
Bivins
Grover Hill
Hill
Amarillo News Notes From The Holiday Season
Local items report Amarillo’s growing population after city limits expansion and a Christmas kindness drive by The Globe. Updates mention visitors, new births, car wrecks, public safety cautions on gun use, and Santa Fe rail worker’s farewell as well as community illness and holiday travel plans around December.
Son of Spencer Smith Dies at Wichita Falls
Word reached Amarillo of the death of the 14 year old son of Mr and Mrs Spencer Smith now residing in Wichita Falls. The Smiths are well known here and friends are distressed by the tragedy. Mrs Hoover of Des Moines Iowa mother of Guy Hoover will visit tomorrow to spend Christmas with her son at 202 Western avenue.
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Amarillo
H. &. Mauldin
Albert I. Swink
North Buchanan Street
Roderick Northern
Abilene
Fort Worth
Clark Cain
Santa Claus
Sloan
Oklahoma
Frank Randall
Texas
Albert Randall
San Jacinto
Cap
Bill Boyce
Funy
H. A. Nall
Miss Nall
Margaret Catherine
Forrest Warren
R. M. Bennett
Dickson Drug Store
Board of City Development
Panhandle
Fair Theater
W. R. Moody and Sons
Allison and
Walter
Wichita Falls
Moody
Eckhardt and
Burton
The
Buffaloes
Amarillo High School
Harry Schwartz
Ballew-Satterfield Company
Vera Pearl Bassett
Harrison Street
Ruth Abramson
Perryton
Ane Lee Hooks
Emma Dearley
Canyon
C. F. Carder
Taylor Street
Los Angeles
California
Henry Gould
W. M. Moore
Way Auto
Goulds
Spencer Smith
Smiths
Mrs. Hoover
Des Moines
Iowan
Guy Hoover
City
Western Avenue
Ordway Visit in Abilene Delayed for Voting
Mr and Mrs G G Ordway went to Abilene for Christmas holidays and paused their visit one day to vote yesterday.
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G. G. Ordway
Abilene
Animism and Slavery Remarks Spark Broad Reflection
A provocative column compares ancient sacrifices to modern bigotry and criticizes colonial tolerance. It argues Britain should end slavery in the Hukwang valley by purchasing slaves with cash, claiming such action would have prevented the Civil War era bloodshed and linked it to abolitionist sentiment.
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Britain
Hukwang Valley
North America
Amarillo Music Co Sets Piano Sales Record
O. V. Wray of Amarillo Music Co reports a record December with 216 pianos sold under a special Christmas offer and claims the month surpasses all Texas Colorado New Mexico and Western Oklahoma music houses.
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Amarillo Music Company
O. V. Wray
Texas
Colorado
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Moore-Poston decorative scenes praised by customers
Moore-Poston Company and R WD Lord showcase three standout window decorations at Seventh and Taylor. One depicts The House By the Side of the Road, another The Trail of the Lonesome Vine, and a Colorado Mountains scene graces their Taylor street window. Spectators encouraged to view these first class displays.
Woman Shot to Death After Quarrel in Waxahachie
At Waxahachie Texas a woman about 25 identified as Mrs Amanda Feray died from multiple bullet wounds after an altercation in a living room behind the BE L Feray grocery. Percy surrendered a pistol to officers and confessed to Sheriff Joe that he shot his wife after she struck him with a vase.
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Associated Press
Waxahachie
Tex
Amanda Feray
BE. L
Messenger King Injured After Car Hits Bicycle
Edward King a 12 year old Western Union messenger boy was knocked unconscious when his bicycle was struck by a car at Sixth and Harrison streets yesterday afternoon. He was not seriously hurt.
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Edward King
Western Union
Sixth
Harrison Streets
Petition Drives to Cancel Germany Forced Confession Move
The Associated Press reports a petition against Germany's forced confessions, signed by over 100 professors church dignitaries and writers including Arnold Bennett Sir Johnstone Worbes Robertson and Israel Zangwill.
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Associated Prass London
Germany
Arnold Bennett
Sir Johnston Worbes-Robertson
Israel Zangwill
Prosecution Change in Montana Senate Confirms Rankin for U S Attorney
Washington December 22 The Senate confirmed Wellington D Rankin as federal district attorney for Montana replacing John J Slattery who prosecuted Senator Wheeler in Montana and whose term expired Rankin is Jeannette Rankin’s brother No reason given for the switch though reports say Slattery faced local opposition in Montana
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Associated Press
Washington
Walsh
Wheeler
Senate
Wellington D. Rankin
Montana
John J. Slattery
White House
Department of Justice
Slattery
Rankin
Jeannette Rankin
Congress
Amarillo Man Injured After Falling Into Open Ditch
JT tL Turner 60 of 1000 Illmore Street suffered a broken ankle rib and back strain in a Saturday night accident. He fell into an open ditch at Ninth and Taylor Streets where building excavation is underway. He is recovering at home.
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Tl. Turner
Illmore Street
Ninth and Taylor Streets
White Christmas celebration at St Andrew's church school
Children of St Andrew's Episcopal church school host a White Christmas event at the parish house on Thursday at 7 pm. Each child brings a gift to be distributed to city poor. It is the second White Christmas with Carol singing.
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St. Andrew's Episcopal Church School
St. Andrews
Great Britain denies price manipulation charge
London officials rejected US claims that Britain manipulated crude rubber prices to fund war debt. They dismissed the suggestion as nonsense and expressed regret over the sharp debate in the rubber market and the house of representatives investigation resolution.
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Great Britain
Associated Press
London
United States
Farmers Hold Sway At Lions Meet Today
The Lions Club program featured Farmers as speakers with F. Ross chairing the committee. G. T. Oliver J. M. Neely Harmon Benton and E. S. Burgess were presented. Judge I Gough and Judge Asbury Callaghan spoke on farming conditions and local improvements including a hard surface highway project from St Francis to the Gray county line and Panhandle to the oil field.
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Lions Club
F. Ross
G. T. Oliver
J. M. Neely
Harmon Benton
Burgess
I. Gough
Panhandle
P. H. Wolffram
Wolffram
Asbury Callaghan
Tamnhandle
St. Francis
Gray County
Child aged three intoxicated taken to hospital
A Houston report states a three and a half year old boy named Walter was found intoxicated and taken to Baptist hospital. Attendants administered a gas mixture and the child sobered within an hour.
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Associated Press
Houston
Walter
Baptist Hospital
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Ter
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Tae
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Gulf States Steel
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Globe
Reeular
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Moore-Poston Company
Messenger
Whitman
Terre
Sheaffer
FOX Drug Co
S. and
H. Green
Lions Meet
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