Wichita livestock market in Kansas and Chicago notes
Hog receipts in Wichita total 500 with gains up to 30 cents. top hog price $10.20 and bulk sales $9.90-$10.15. Cattle receipts 200, including 100 calves, market steady but not fully listed. Chicago markets show hogs higher with varied weights. cattle higher with steer prices around $10.35 and vealers $10.25-$10.50. Kansas City reports steady cattle and calves with price ranges for steers, cows, veals. Amarillo reports grain and cotton prices and market notes from the Amarillo Cotton & Grain Exchange.
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Wichita Livestock
Wichita
Kans
Packer
Chicago
Kansas City
Amariilo Produce Price List Fragment
Amariilo Produce lists various poultry and eggs with weights and prices. Items include Hens 4 Ibs and over Leghorn Hens, Towers, Roosters, Turkey Toms 12 Ibs and over, Butter, free from mold, Eggs, Rots Out, Less Charged. New cases and delivery prices shown as 12 15c 12c 10e 18e.
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Ibs Brothers
DCRR
If He Came This Christmas Eve to Our City
A poetic meditation asks if Jesus would ride with committees to a grand church or walk alone through the streets of the city. The speaker wonders whether the holy presence would seek warmth and ceremony or listen to the prayers of the broken and contrite as He passes Park and Third Streets.
Panhandle Lumber Plans Major Regional Expansion
Panhandle Lumber Company unveils a new Panhandle Sash and Door charter expanding mill work and contracts. The sash and door plant will occupy a new two unit building at Eleventh and Grant, with offices in the Panhandle Building. A retail yard moves to Tenth and Grant around April. A new hotel project is announced by president A C Houston.
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Lumber Company
el Paso
Wichita
North Panhandle
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Sash and Door Company
Eleventh
Grant Streets
Panhandle
The
Slaton
Tex
W. HH. Cargile
And
Ames Given Masonic Watch by Amarillo Laundry Employer
The Amrillo Laundry Company presents Bob Ames, the general manager, with a white gold watch engraved with acacia flowers and Masonic emblems. Ames praises the gift and the spirit behind it, valuing the gesture more than the intrinsic worth of the timepiece.
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Amarillo Laundry Company
Bob Ames
Mr. Ames
Automobile Owners Urged to Pay 1925 License Fees
Potter county tax records show 549 auto owners paid by 2 PM with 5378 more due in five days to license cars for 1925. County Tax Collector Ben Golding increased staff to handle anticipated rush and urged prompt registration. Jan 1 1925. Mrs J H Clouse of Houston has returned home after Christmas visit to daughter Mrs John Short and son Bayard Clouse at 7093 Van Buren Street.
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Potter County
Ben Golding
Golding
J. H. Clouse
Houston
John Short
van Buren Street
Bayard Clouse
Plans for Amarillo Panhandle Scout Council training course
A ten week leadership course for boys begins the second Monday in January with instruction by experienced leaders. Organizers J N Riggs Jack Dooley and O J Leverett will manage activities while A A Graham Hill Benton R V Cartwright Rev C C Wright and Thomas H Nelson teach. The Panhandle council may comprise 106 troops across twenty seven counties with Amarillo as headquarters.
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Amarillo
J. N. Riggs
Jack Dooley
O. J. Leverett
A. A. Graham
Hill Benton
R. V. Cartwright
Rev. C. C. Wright
Thomas H. Nelson
Panhandle
Southwest
J. P. Fitz
Frank P. Jones
I. K. Voss
Missing aviators fly into San Francisco after long flight
Lieuts. Oakley C. Kely and H. C. Miller left Vancouver barracks Washington yesterday at one o clock for San Francisco and landed Crissy Field 11 55 a m today The army officers were reported last night over Red Bluff California at 5 p m and had spent the night at Marysville due to darkness in a perilous cross country flight
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San Francisco
Oakley C. Kely
H.C. Miller
Vancouver Barracks
Wash
Red Bluff
Calif
Crissy Field
Presidio
Marysville
Bandits Derail Train In Mexico Sacking Express Car
Fifty armed bandits derailed a Laredo to Mexico City train near Eb Cobre south of Saltillo killed a woman passenger and six soldiers guarding the train, and looted the express car. A military column was sent in pursuit. Earlier similar attack occurred at Carneros last October. A hotel fire damaged bedding at Rockwell Hotel in Tyler Street.
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Associated Press
Mexico
Laredo
Mexico City
Eb Cobre
Saltillo
Carneros
Typhoid Found in Autopsy of Millionaire Orphan
Chicago December 26 The autopsy on William N McClintock known as a millionaire orphan revealed the presence of typhoid but could not confirm the death cause. Coroner Oscar Wolff said the preliminary pathology report is incomplete and chemist W D McNally asked for more time.
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the Associates Press
Chicago
William N. McClintock
Oscar Wolff
W. D. McNally
Coronner
Iraak Walton league fundraiser to buy Jackson Hole elk refuge
Bob Ames, Amarillo sportsman, announced a plan by the Iraak Walton league of America to raise 100000 dollars to purchase the Jackson Hole property in Wyoming. He said the elk population is shrinking and starving as farmers settle nearby, and he has already contributed 19 dollars toward the bid and will raise more to attract other supporters.
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Iraak Walton League of America
Jackson Hole
Wyoming
Amarillo
Bob Ames
Dainty Bouffant Styles Compete With Silhouettes for Misses
Chicago fashion notes from Madame Marge on shifting trends toward bouffant dresses and short silhouettes. Debutantes favor bouffant skirts, basques, and lattice lace, while the tube gown wanes. Zion lace and floral chintz appear in new frocks, with satin basques and rhinestone trims.
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Chicago
Madame Marge
Madame Arge
Zion
Double Death From Poison Gas In San Antonio Home
Carbon monoxide poisoning claimed the lives of Mrs. Sophia Schnelle 75 and her son August 42 in their San Antonio residence last Tuesday. Daughter Miss Agnes Schnelle was unconscious but now slowly recovering in hospital after the discovery. A city chemist determined poisoning as the cause from stomach analyses.
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San Antonio
Sophia Schnelle
August
Agnes Schnelle
New Hair Creation Turns Bobs Into Formal Coiffures
Chicago stylist Armand Blatt promotes a shift from bobbed hair to formal evening looks using wigs extra hair pieces and a new faience device with a hidden comb that secures long lasting wear. He notes affordability for women and value for business and social events.
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Chicago
Armand Blatt
Mr. Blatt
Great Connaught Tunnel Through Mount MacDonald
Canadian engineers near completion of the Connaught Tunnel on the Canadian Pacific Railway piercing Mount MacDonald for about five miles. The project cost over 6.4 million dollars to build and 2.5 million to outfit with a cement jacket. innovations include twin borings, crosscuts, and a rapid ventilation system to handle snow sheds and avalanche risks.
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Mount MacDonald
MT. MacDonald
Connaught
Selkirk Pth
Rockies
Canadien
Canadian Pacific Railway
Duke of Connaught
Canada
Mount Macdond
Kield
Glacier
B. C
Eos
Uni
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