Markets echo mixed livestock and produce quotes
Amarillo produce items listed for various weights and poultry types. Kansas City cattle volumes show mixed prices with choice heavy cattle around 10.25 to 11.00, veals to 11.00, hogs around 10.00 to 11.50, and sheep firm with lambs near 12.50 to 12.65. East St Louis reports steady hogs around 11.85 and cattle steady with steers near 9.60 and cows around 5.00.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
If Louis Ade” Tock
Chicago
Dazzling Beauty A Shew Of Satin Creation
A fragmentary caption describes a satin creation show titled Dazzling Beauty. The text mentions a vest foundation and scene numbers with largely unreadable details, offering a glimpse of a decorative fashion display.
Mellett Trial Dragged On With Confessions and Contempt
McDermott testified he had no gun in Canton and was in bed by 10:30 the night of the murder. He admitted selling liquor for Ben Nadel of Cleveland who allegedly hid him for two months after the crime. He refused to name the man he hid with, shouting I’m no rat, as the judge deferred contempt. Separate items note a Dallas teacher visiting family and a newborn at Northwest Texas Hospital. Livestock market data follow with hogs, cattle, and sheep prices.
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McDermott
Canton
Ben Nadel
Cleveland
Rudner
Nadel
Atlanta
C. B. McClintock
Livestock and grain prices from Oklahoma City market
Oklahoma City cattle auctions show 160 head slow sales with cutters at 8.25 to 9.00, Megs at 11.50 to 14.20, stockers around 1000 pounds. Grain notes mention wheat yield changes and market conditions with partial legible figures.
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Oklahoma City
Amarillo Hosts Don Philippini Conductor and His Ensemble
A noted Itallian bandmaster Don Philippini arrives in Amarillo from Wichita Falls with wife Suzanna Lehmann to guest conduct the Fair theater’s limited Christmas engagement. He brings five musicians, favors self made scores, and seeks to please local audiences with his interpretive style. Philippini, born in Sicily, studied at the Palermo conservatory and conducted opera at nineteen in Italy. He later led Don Philippini’s Symphony Band in the United States, then a long run with a premier symphony orchestra touring major cities. He helped open the Strand Theater in New Orleans in 1917 after World War I reduced demand for concert companies.
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Amarillo
Herring
New York City
Don Philippini
Itellin
Suzanna Lehmann
Fair Theater
Wichita Falls
Don Philppini
Fair
Sicily
Nicosia
Palemmo Conservatory of Music
Italy
Don
United States
Don Pilippini
America
E. B. Richards
Baenger Theaters, Incorporated
New Strend
New Orleans
Mr. Richerds
Rhett
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Sheriff Seeks Quick Speeding Reports in County
A terse sheriff request asks for rapid reporting of speeding incidents across the county. The aim is to compile timely data for traffic enforcement and public safety decisions.
Detuned to Shas to Benth Fete
Fragmentary line reads as a quirky note about detuning to Shas for a Bent h fete plus a cryptic jE 2 Twos. No clear people or places are identifiable in the readable text.
Claim Agent Denies Fatal Leap From Fort Worth & Denver Train
F A White claim agent aboard the Fort Worth and Denver line denies a report that a seat was torn loose when an unidentified man leaped from the news dealer area near Claude. White says he investigated with fifteen eye witnesses who say the man chose the seat and jumped through a window to the ground, hitting a cattle guard. The youth, said to be from Memphis, was returning there after seeking work in Canyon City. Sheriff Joe Merrick of Memphis says he believes he saw the man but cannot identify him.
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Fort Worth
Lesen
Mr. White
Memphis
Canyon City
Ir. White
Joe Merrick
Pollard Welcome Twin Brother to Amarillo Christmas
Sheriff Wiley Pollard hosts his twin brother N P Pollard of Cleburne Texas for the holidays. They recently left Cleburne to spend Christmas in Amarillo the first since 15 years apart. It marks N P Pollard's first trip to Amarillo.
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Wiley Pollard
N. P. Pollard
Clebrne
Texas
Sheriff Pollard
Cleburne
Chic astrakhan trims coat in shaded gray to black
A fashion note highlights chic astrakhan fabric used as trim on coats in a striking deep red. The shaded yarn ranges from pale gray to near black, adding muted contrast to the garment.
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Astrakhan
Hat ornaments of shell and amber and cuterystal
Tortoise shell hats adornments described as smart as amber and cuterystal pieces. The passage notes tortoise shell, amber, and cuterystal hat ornaments as fashionable.
Condition of Yoshito Worse, Says Report
The Associated Press reports Emperor Yoshito’s condition is somewhat worse in a 9:30 bulletin. His pulse is irregular and his temperature higher than before. High court officials were summoned to his bedside, signaling a serious turn in the illness.
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Tokyo
Yoshito
Slender Coats Describe Unicorn Calf in Tan Tones
A unicorn calf is described with delicate tan shades and occasional spots. The coats are noted as slim and slender, likened to cloth models, highlighting its striking appearance.
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