FOR SALE OR TRADE MULTI ITEM LISTING
Auction style notice lists a PET coon for sale a furniture store for house and vacant lots trade, a new four room house in North Amarillo with cement walks priced at 38000, a Thor washing machine and Royal Vacuum cleaner, and five horses offered by the owner at 409 N Roberts with contact numbers 2538 W and 321 LC Also references 974 town and 204 East Fourth Street.
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Amarillo
Wayland
East Fourth Street
Thor
Royal
N. Roberts
Beauty Parlor Ads Offer Diverse Hair Services
A string of vintage ads lists beauty services from Marceling to bobbed hair at various shops. Includes Mrs Somers 702 Fillmore, Mrs Miers 303 Mast 7th, Georgette Beauty Parlor 610 Harrison, and Mrs Floyd joining Elk Beauty Shop.
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N. Taylor
Marcelling
Fillmore
Somers
Marcels
Civals
Miers
Floyd Tho
Elite
Cousins
Elk Beauty Shop
Laboo
Georgette Beauty Parlor
Harrison
Automobiles Wanted Trade for land or cash
Want late model Chevrolet roadster or coupe. Will trade land north of city or pay cash. Phone 8062-F2 274 STUPEBAKER SPECIAL 6 25 Model tr trade for lot, car in A 1 shape. Address 1 care Globe.
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Phare
Stupebaker
Used Car Prices Include Classic Models and Bargains
Classified listing highlights a 1925 Ford Coupe, a 1923 Dodge Coupe, Franklin Demi Coupe and Sedan, Packard Twin Touring and Twin Sedan, plus a 1925 Pudsne bargain. Includes a 10th note.
Overland Knight Company Bargains In Reconditioned Cars
Overland Knight Company offers bargains on reconditioned autos including a 1925 Ford Tudor Sedan a Willys Knight Coupe a Buick Touring a Chevrolet Sedan an Overland Coach and a Studebaker Touring plus other used cars.
Kansas City Market Totals Show Mixed Beef Hogs and Sheep
Market report from Kansas City shows cattle and calves around 6 000 with slow heavy steers and top veals near 11 dollars. Hogs trade bulk 11.20 to 11.60 while sheep at 8 900 head run lower with beef cows 4.75 to 6. Cattle and calves in East St. Louis total 3 000 with slower demand and light weanlings 14 to 14.25.
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Kansas City
Associated Press
East St. Louis
Live Stock Market Prices Chicago Dec 30
Chicago market report lists hogs at 9.25 to 12.50 per cwt with various weights, cattle mostly 7 to 11 dollars, steers to 10, best yearlings around 11, cows 5 to 7, vealers 13 to 13.50, sheep lambs around 16. Prices reflect slow trading and sizable lots.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Oklahoma City Livestock Market Results Across Regions
Oklahoma City cattle 1,300 head steady with steers 8.85 and calves 9 to 9.50. hogs 500 lower with bulk 11.25 to 11.65. Fort Worth cattle 1,500 mostly steady. hogs 6.40 with top 12.15. sheep 300 steady with lambs 12 to 15.50. Wichita Falls cattle 800 steady. hogs 1,800 steady with top 11.15. sheep 50 fat lambs 14.50 and fat ewes 6 to 8.
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Ase
Oklahoma City
Fort Worth
Wichita
Dee
Foreign Exchange Rates Irregular Worldwide
Foreign exchanges show irregular movement with Britain at 4.8418-16, cables 4.851%, France demand 8.7216, Italy demand 4.0815, Belgium 4.53, Germany 25.80, Tokyo 43 4, Montreal 99 29-32, and related bank rates for sixty day bills at 4.804.
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The
Associated Press
New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Tokyo
Montreal
U S Bond Prices Reported By Associated Press
United States bonds listed with Liberty 312s at 99.18 and various first and second 4s around 100 to 101. Treasury issues show 4s at 102.27 and 4s 4 1 1 06.8.
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Associated Presse
New York
United States
Liberty
Treasury
Used auto parts and trade offer from Glenn Ledford
An advertisement offers good used car parts from Glenn Ledford Electric Co. at 604 Prospect with phone numbers 1809 Jsed and 1849 J. It promotes buying and selling ignition parts and emphasizes quick business and cheap prices. The text also includes a trade offer for a Six Cylinder Sedan at 900 True Street and contact at 604 Prospect with 269 1.
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True Street
Prospect
Glenn Ledford F Electric Co
Amarillo Grain Prices Include Wheat and Poultry Rates
Market list from Amarillo Grain shows wheat No 1 hard at 1.60 per bushel, corn 1.05 per 100 lbs, kafir 1.00 per 100 lbs, plus poultry items like Leghorn hens and Black Springs roosters, old tom turkeys at 15 cents, and eggs sold by cases. The fragmented listing includes turkeys, hens, toms, and poultry prices alongside grain quotes.
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Pugh
Jaen de Lakes
Saraateieia Efeiafsatens
Money market notes on call money and mercantile paper
Call money firm high 6, low 6. Ruling rates 6 with closing bid and last loan 6. Call loans against acceptances at 4. Time loans easier with 60-90 days at 4% to 5% and four to six months at 4% to 3.5%. Prime mercantile paper 4% to 4.44%.
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New York
Prime Mercantile Paper
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS OPEN HIGH LOW CLOSE
The Chicago market for grain and provisions opened with varied results as buyers and sellers evaluated supply and demand signals. Prices showed early movement across wheat corn and oats amid unsettled futures activity and cautious trading sentiment.
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Chicago
The
Associated Press
Wheat and corn price report from Kar as City
The AP notes wheat prices for number 2 red at 1.79 to 1.88 and 1.8 to 1.91, corn prices for white at .76 to .78, oats at .40 to .43. Prices cover multiple grade numbers with small shifts in the market.
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Associated Press
Kar
Cotton futures close barely steady with small declines
New Orleans reports cotton futures ending the day with slight net losses across several contracts. Prices shown include January around 19.50, March near 19.60, May near 18.73, and July about 18.42, reflecting a subdued market.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
En Hyew
Suse
Bst Associated Press
New York
American Sun & Ref
American Tel & Tel
Atlantic Coast Line
Baldwin Locomotive
Bethlehem Stetl
Ootalifornia Petroleum Prtenee
Canadian Pacific
I & Pac S
Chile Copper
Chrysler Corp
Coca Cola
Colorado Fuel
Consolidated Gas
Ted Corn
Crucible Steel Secere Tase
Erie Railroad Ee
Famous Players
Fick Rubber
General Asphalt
Eae Sess
General Wieetric
General Motors Gulf States Stee
Hudson Motors
Ciep Bea Ee
Enueee
Harvester Et
Eee
Nickel Ee
Higher courts adjourn for holidays in Austin
None of the higher courts were in session today in Austin. The next session is scheduled for January 6. Many judges from the supreme, criminal appeals, and civil appeals courts are taking holidays to go deer hunting.
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Associated Press
Austin
Supreme, Criminal Appeals, and
Civil Appeals Tribunals
Southwestern Bell plans $16 million 1926 build in Southwest
St Louis Missouri December 39 The Southwestern Bell Telephone Company will spend about $16 million for construction facilities in Arkansas Oklahoma and Texas in 1926. President I D Nims said the year will witness the most extensive telephone construction in the companys history to meet rising demand from growing industries and population. The plan includes 550000 miles of wire many poles and 25 new central office buildings.
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St. Louis
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Texas
I. D. Nims
Nims
Southerwestern Bell Telephone Company
Indomitable people unlock Great Plains growth in farming
Dr. Farrell credits hard work, research and innovation for rising college attendance in Kansas and Nebraska, a shift from the desert to a blooming prairie. He cites new wheat varieties, alfalfa, and improved planting and harvesting methods as key drivers, along with pest control advances, arguing the plains can support millions more.
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Kansas
Nebraska
Farrell
Pike
Farrel
United States Department of Agriculture
South America
Great Plains
Plan
Asia
Murder Trial Opens in Lynch‑Related Killing in Mississippi
In Clarksdale Mississippi on December 30 J T Traybaum a planter from Count's Spur began trial after a defense motion to quash was overruled for the lynching case tied to Lyndsey Coleman a negro killed after Grover C Nicholas plantation manager was acquitted Coleman had faced murder charges for Nicholas killing four men Tragham G O Kane H S Blockley and Thomas Nicholas face murder counts in the lynching Sheriff S W Glass and three deputies are indicted with Glass recusing himself temporarily
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Associated Press
Clarksdale
Miss
J. T. Traybaum
Spur
Lyndsey Coleman
Coleman
Grover C Nicholas
Tragham
G. O. Kane
H. S. Blockley
Thomas Nicholas
Grover C. Nicholas
S. W. Glass
Coanoma County
Glass
Burgess Sells Land in Tricycle District on West Seventh
Jack Burgess sells land in the 113 West Seventh area in a transaction linked to his tricycle business. The deed details are not fully listed in the readable text.
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Jack Burgess
Daring Daylight Bank Robbery Hits Argyle Bank
Four men staged a daylight raid on the Argyle state bank in Ki City. They took about 17000 dollars in silver and currency from desks and the vault while bystanders watched. The bandits, believed mixed in the crowd, escaped in a motor after officers were overpowered.
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Associated Press
City
Argyle State Bank
Waldo VP
Johnson
Kensington Merry Makers Broadcast On WDAG Tonight
Mack's Merry Makers the Kensington Danes Pavilion orchestra will broadcast tonight over WDAG from 8 30 to 10 30 PM using the main studio. The lively group will perform popular numbers and take requests from listeners and studio fans. Walter Groll of New York City praised the previous program saying it came over great.
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Mack
Merry Makers
Mkensington Danes Pavillion
WDAG
Mike
Walter Groll
New York City
Iowa Farm Situation Called A Cyclone In A Corn Crib
W T Drummond chairman of the American Farm Congress calls Iowa farm policy a radical movement that harms farm problems though he trusts the administration will work to ease them. He spoke from Kansas City noting the situation is unsatisfactory and often serious.
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Iowa
Associated Press
Kansas City
Dec
W. T. Drummond
American Farm Congress
Drummond
Coolidge Faces Pressure Over McNary-Haugen Farm Proposal
Washington reports Rep. Aswell of Louisiana declares he will oppose any farm bill aligned with the McNary-Haugen export corporation plan. He criticizes the president for retreating under pressure from tariffs supporters and advocating legislation based on communistic principles.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
Representative Aswell
Louisiana
House Agriculture Committee
Administration
McNary-Haugen Farm Export Corporation
McNary-Haugen
Ice coats Dallas Oak Cliff viaduct crashes hurt many
About fifty automobiles were damaged and many people cut or bruised when ice covered the Oak Cliff viaduct last night. Extra police kept traffic moving as five cars gouged and collided simultaneously and twenty five cars needed wreckers to remove debris.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Dec
Oak Cliff
Brother of Rev. O'Malley Dies at 47
Rev F W OMalley of First Christian church received a telegram from his wife in Louisville Kentucky announcing the death of her brother James Arthur Cox aged 47. Mrs OMalley was called to his bedside three weeks ago. Cox visited the OMalley home last spring.
Bus Plunges Into Scheldt. Six Drowned Amid Storm
A violent gale and heavy rain across Holland cause major flooding. A motor bus on Tholen island capsized in the Scheldt river, drowning six of its occupants. Separately, Arch Hoyal announces the birth of a son, Richard Marion, on December 26. Alfred Rocco announces Fascisti keep divorce bans.
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Associated Press
Amsterdam
Holland
Tholen
Scheldt
Arch Hoyal
West Eighth Street
Richard Marion
Household groceries show higher average cost in 1925
The year end 1925 survey finds most meat fruit and vegetable items costlier than in 1924. Beefs down slightly while ham bacon and pork loin rise. butter, eggs and poultry show notable increases. prices for potatoes onions and cabbage jump with tomatoes scarce at year end.
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Chicago
Scy
Department of Agriculture
Minneapolis
Severe cold spell broken in Wichita Falls area
Wichita Falls reports clearing skies and a gentle south wind indicating the severe cold spell ended after last Saturday night. Local residents note improved conditions as the cold snap lifts across the region.
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Associated Press
Wichita Falls
Ridings 78 Loses Thumb and Finger in Cartridge Sawing
A. L. Ridings, 78, suffered the loss of his left thumb and first finger when a blank 45-90 cartridge exploded during sawing. He refused anaesthesia for the amputation and underwent surgery to save another finger from infection. Ridings, a noted Amarillo resident, is hailed for his nerve by his son and Colonel Ridings.
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A. L. Ridings
Mr. Ridings
A. Ll. Ridings
Amarillo
Cal Steve Ridings
Colonel Ridings
France
Mrs. Nanley Haynes Dies at Home at 54
Mrs. Nanley Haynes 54 wife of W T Haynes died at the family home 1400 North Tyler Street after a short illness. She leaves three sons James F Frank W Haynes Amarillo and John E Haynes Mobeetie Texas. two daughters Mrs Curtis Oswalt and Elizabeth Haynes. She was a Church of Christ member. Griggs Funeral Company to handle arrangements.
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Nanley
Haynes
W. T. Haynes
North
Tyler Street
James F. Haynes
Frank W. Haynes
Amarillo
John £. Haynes
Mobeetie
Texas
Curtis Oswalt
Elizabeth Haynes
Church of Christ
Griggs Funeral Company
Milk men to discuss new city milk ordinance
A meeting of representative dairy men will be held in the Board of City Development rooms at 7 30 tonight to discuss the new milk ordinance. The ordinance will be explained to the milkmen.
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Board of City Development
McLean Royal Neighbors Elect Officers for Year
The Rosebud Camp No. 9938 Royal Neighbors of America in McLean elected officers for the coming year. Names include oracle Miss Ruby Cook recorder Miss Alta Lee past oracle Mrs. Verna Smith chancelor Mrs. Maggie Dyer outer sentinel Mrs. Lavada Cash inner sentinel Mrs. Porter Smith musician Miss Wilma Grigsby manager Mrs. Daisy Wingo marshal Miss Anna Wingo assistant manager Kuhl Smith physician Dr. W. C. Montgomery.
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Glade
McLean
Rosebud
Royal Neighbors of America
Oracle
Ruby Cook
Recorder
Alta Lee
Verna Smith
Maggie Dyer
Outer Sentinel
Lavada Cash
Inner Sentinel
Porter Smith
Wilma Grigsby
Daisy Wingo
Anna Wingo
Kuhl Smith
W. C. Montgomery
Quail Season Opens Through January First Claims
Merriman reports quail season runs December 16 through January 1, with January 1 valid for hunting. He notes some hunters misread December 31 as the end due to license wording. Ernestine Smith, daughter of H. B. and Mrs. Smith, recovering after appendicitis operation at Northwest Texas hospital, is improving today.
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M. M. Merriman
Thank Walton League
Ernestine Smith
H. B. Smith
Jackson Street
Northwest Texas Hospital
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White
Wiil__olts
City Drug
Mr. Odom
J. M Vernon
Globe
Canyon
Globe Office
Postoffice
Str
Woman’s Column
Moneyworth
J. W. Timmons
Packard
Studebaker
Essex
Frost Motor
Tyler
Mio Markets
ST. Louis Livestock
Chicago Livestock
Oklahoma City Livestock
Wichita Livestock
Chevrolet
Polk
Walter G. Russell & Company Accountants and Auditors
Amarillo Building
Walter G. Russell
Indiana
TAX Service
Amarillo Grain
Jan
K. G
Kensington Merry Makers
Gale Sweelyus Holland
Rome
Alfred Rocco
Pont, Pade
S. and
H. Green
Texas News
Commerce
Will Salmon
Brownwood
Chamber of Commerce
H. G. Lucas
Sherman
Will Leslie
Sherman High
Bellefonte Academy
Cashion Field
Bicycle Parts
West Seventh
Ridings
McLean Royal Neighbors
W. Seventh
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