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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1925

Page

2

Live stock and oil markets in Chicago and West St Louis

Chicago markets report hogs 62 000 down packers sows 9 10 to 9 40 killing pigs 12 heavy hogs 10 70 to 11 25 medium 11 to 11 45 highs 16 75 to 11 85 cattle 6 000 slow fat steers 9 to 10 yearlings 10 65 dealers 13 50 to 14 14 sheep 18 000 down fat lambs 15 50 to 15 75 fat ewes 3 to 8 75 feeding lambs 15 to 15 36 West St Louis hogs 13 500 steady bulk 12 to 12 25 packer sows 9 50 to 10 09 cattle 1 800 dull beet cows 4 75 to 6 canners 3 40 to 4 60 sheep 1 400 steady fat lambs 15 50 to 15 75 ewes 7 to 3

Chicago West St. Louis Wichita Kan Howe Sry

Fort Worth Livestock Prices From Associated Press Report

Fort Worth and Kansas City cattle markets show varied values with calves 2 to 8.60, fat cows 5.50 to 4, hogs and packing sows around 11 to 11.25, and stockers 4.50 to 7.50. Fed steers 5.25 to 8.85, butcher cows 4.75 to 6.50, veals 11 to 21.50, lambs 14.70 to 45.00, with overall supplies around 4,500 head at Fort Worth and similar totals in Kansas City.

The Associated Press Fort Worth

Market Prices and Bond Quotes From New York

The report lists cattle prices in Wichita with steers fat cattle heifers and cows ranges and a price for sows and sheep. It also shows U S bond listings including Liberty Bonds first second and third series and treasury notes with current quotations and values.

Associated Press New York U. S. Bonds Liberty Bu Treasry Ds Treasury

Insura and Market Rates Reported in Unclear Ledger

An unclear ledger lists rate figures and names such as Irish and Jow, Wise, Joans, and Taylmays with numbers and bids. The passage references loans, a mercantile firm, and prime rates but details are fragmentary and obscured.

Associated Press New York Moms Prime Mercantile Peper

Poultry Prices Reported Declines and Market Rates

The Associated Press notes mixed market activity with poultry values varying. Quotes show live fowl prices at 8 to 40 cents, springs 21 to 23, turkeys around 30, roosters 17, ducks 25 to 30, while foreign exchange and other commodity cables register small changes in early trading.

Thie Associated Press Chicago Poultry Alive

Potatoes rise, Wisconsin and Idaho prices noted

In Chicago, prices for russets and whites were recorded with Wisconsin's whites selling at 34 a barrel and Idaho russets at 4.00 to 4.05 per unit amid market activity.

Associated Press Chicago Wisconsin Idaho

Kansas City Cash Grain Prices Report

Prices listed by grain type and quality in Kansas City on December 31. Wheat No. hard 1.79 to 1.88 dollars. No. 2 red 1.89 to 1.91. Corn No. 3 white 0.754 to 0.78 dollars. No. 2 yellow 0.79 to 0.80. Oats No. 2 white 0.48 to 0.43. No. 3 white 0.42 to 0.438.

Kansas City Preessioness City

New Orleans Cotton Futures Close Steady Net Gain

New Orleans on December 31 reports cotton futures closed steady with a net advance of 16 to 18 points. Open high low and close figures are listed in market notes.

New Orleans The Associated Press New York Anaconda Cou Coast Line Baldwin Baltimore & Ohio Bethlehem Steel Eueter Consolidated Gas

Amarillo Grain Prices Week 7 7 Wheat and Corn Rates

Grain prices listed include No 1 hard wheat at 1.60 dollars per bushel Maize at 1.05 dollars per 100 pounds and kafir at 1.00 dollars per 100 pounds in Amarillo for the week ending July 7.

Potter County Bonds and Court Activity Reported

County records show Potter County spent 389142.72 in a period with 35000 for dirt road upkeep. Civil Appeals Court docketed 184 cases in 1925 with 178 decided and 62 pending. District Court saw 22 filings, 1182 tax suits, 112 divorce suits, 78 decrees granted, and 37 weeks in session. Sheriff recovered 102 stolen cars and made 1430 arrests including 122 felonies and 227 misdemeanors.

Potter County Civil Appeals Court Court of Civil Appeals Court House Walker Hall Hal Randolph M. J. R. Jackson J. M. Oakes Court At Fort Worth Supreme Court J. C. Skillman Bishop Sheriff's Office Wiley Pollard Sheriff's Department

Amarillo Building Boom Pushes 1926 Total Past Four Million

Fort Worth and Wichita Falls note growth in 1926 with new bratch warehouses replaced old facilities and more dwellings and office blocks. Local observers believe Amarillo’s building activity will exceed four million dollars this year.

Fort Worth Wichita Falls Amarillo

Notice for funeral attendance of Brother Northcutt

Master Masons are requested to attend the funeral at the Masonic temple at 2 p m Friday for Brother H E L Northcutt.

Masonic Temple HE. L. Northcutt

Crown Prince Carol's Disappearance Sparks Royal Hunt

Queen Marie of Romania searches for Crown Prince Carol after he misses palace appearances since the Dowager Queen Alexandra's funeral. Reports tie his travels to Italy and social circles, with rumors of heart trouble and depleted funds. Carol's marriages to Mile Lambrine and Helen of Greece are noted, as are appealed efforts by Queen Marie to secure alliances.

Paris Marie Romania Carol Queen Alexandra London Royal Bucharest Italy Venice Turin Milan Ravenna Vienna Mile Zyziz Lambrine Helen of Greece Odessa Mile Lambrine Helen Constantine Treien

N C Northcutt Dies at Daughter's Home at 83

N L Northcutt age 83 died at his daughter's home Mrs W S Roberts at 1 am after months of illness. He leaves four daughters and a son. Confederate veteran and longtime Mason. Funeral at E O Northcutt's home 1913 Tyler St Friday 3 pm, Baptist ministers officiating. Burial Lane Cemetery.

N. L. Northcutt W. S. Roberts J. D. Johnson Lubbock M. L. Cochran M. KE. Phillips Ardmore Oklahoma Roberts Amarillo RE. O. Northcutt Northcutt G. B. Hamilton J. Miller Beard A. F. Klopstein Ray Britain Sam Montgomery W. M. Moore W. B. Plemons Lane Cemetery Griggs

Prisoners Leave Potter County Jail for Huntsville

Six prisoners chained together depart Potter county jail at 6 AM for the state penitentiary at Huntsville. Penitentiary agent J W Moore and Deputy Sam Ramsey prepare the convoy at 4 AM. Included are R D Webb and E J Ancerot four year burglars, Fred Neal and Sam Elliott liquor convictions, John L Foster six years forgery, and Mrs Jed Rogers liquor convict not chained. A one armed Tulsa inmate completes the party. Moore aims to chain fifteen prisoners by arrival.

Potter County Huntsville J. W. Moore Sam Ramsey R. D. Webb E. J. Ancerot Oliver Fred Neal Sam Elliott John L. Foster Jed Rogers Tulsa Moore

Butter versus refrigerator sparks midafternoon dispute

George Maggard and Charley McAfee argued over a second hand refrigerator that allegedly contained a pound of Mistletoe butter. The dispute played out at a Rotary club with both sides claiming responsibility or innocence, calling it clever advertising for the refrigerator and the butter.

George Maggard Charley McAfee Green Brothers Furniture Company McAfee Rotary Club Maynard

Storm Strikes Britain Killing Two in London

London reports a severe storm causing two deaths and eight injuries when a chimney collapsed into a Stepney workshop dormitory. Telegraph and telephone lines were down nationwide as strong winds battered the country.

Associated Press London Great Britain Stepney

Rand al Opens Store with German Canaries and Goldfish Stock

Randal opens new store in Amarillo building featuring German roller canaries and a large gold fish inventory plus pet shop supplies. Oscar Randal debuts Randal Chocolates at 35 cents a pound, far below rival prices. The store emphasizes a top tier prescription pharmacy run by J H Herbert and a design focused on five floors of physicians. Mrs. Randal, secretary and treasurer, is highlighted for her business acumen and support. The opening tonight will see Mrs. Randal assisting in greeting visitors.

Tels Texas Oscar Randal Randal Randal Drug Randal Drug No. 2 Amarillo J. H. Herbert Fort Worth Eli Morris Randal Drug Company Atchison High School

Mellon sees improvement in 1526 with world stabilizatio

Washington notes that 1926 should bring continued progress toward world stabilization. Secretary Mellon cites a strong US economy with a treasury surplus enabling tax reductions. He also points to improved European conditions and successful funding agreements with foreign debtor nations as signs of a brighter future.

Associated Press Washington Mellon Treasury Europe

Liberty Bell Rival On The Air In Fort Worth Tonight

In Fort Worth on New Year’s Eve the 1782 Liberty Bell, brought here in 1855, will broadcast from WBAP and echo across the continent via WIP. Colonial costumes reenact the Declaration signing at Declaration Chamber starting 9 p.m. as signers recreate the historic draft at the same desk.

Liberty Bell Associated Press Fort Worth Philadelphia London Lawrence Steele Steele Oscar J. Lawrence Mary Victoria Lawrence Magonic Institute Lodge 148 WBAP WIP John Marshall

Vision of a paved highway to Amarillo voiced by Canyon editor

Clyde W. Warwick of the Randall County News told the Amarillo Rotary Club that Canyon residents want a paved highway to Amarillo. He argued the road would bring West Texas State Teachers College closer to Amarillo and spur growth, noting 125 new homes and twenty new businesses in Canyon this year. New club members A Nobles, R A Ford, Will R Winch, Walter Irvin, and John Cunningham were introduced.

Canyon Amarillo Clyde W. Warwick Randall County News Hr. A. Nobles R. A. Ford Will R. Winch Walter Irvin John Cunningham

Jardine Calls Farm Surplus Conference for January 12

Secretary Jardine has called a conference here on January 12 to discuss the agricultural surplus question. It launches a series of planned meetings on the issue.

Jardine Associated Press Washington

Popular Prices Open Doors for Big Show Tonight

The article notes affordable seating to attract a wide audience. Doors open at 7, curtain rises promptly at show time to begin the performance.

Bridal party procession fills Lohengrin chorus scene

The Lohengrin production announced the bridal party entering with bridesmaids in pastel gowns and bouquets of pink rose buds and valley lilies. Attendees include Miss Metze Jones, Miss Jewel Scales, Miss Sadie Claude Curtis, Miss Irene Conatser, Miss Anna Rose Hardage, Miss Sue Buckley, Miss Mildred Myers, and others from Canadian Amarillo Valley View and Lubbock. Groomsmen listed: Frank Jones, Otto Studer, Frank McMordie, Bruce Waterfield, Marian Allen, Houston Stickley, Robert Turner, Dr. E. H. Morris. Little Misses Faye Miller and Elizabeth Dunn also noted.

Sadie Claude Curtis Smilax E. T. Miller First Baptist Church Canadian Rebecca Stickley Marvin Jones Pyramid Baskets of Columbia Stanley Meeks Fam Johnson Mangum Oklahoma E. H. Morris Lohengrin Metze Jones Valley View Jewel Scales Amarillo Irene Conatser Anna Rose Hardage Sue Buckley Mildred Myers Rayburn Frank Jones Lubbock Otto Studer Pampa Frank McMordie Bruce Waterfield Marian Allen Houston Stickley Robert Turner Faye Miller Elizabeth Dunn

Painters Meeting Set for January 1 at W O W Hall

The Painters Decorators and Paper Hangers of America announce a special meeting at 7 30 PM Friday January 1 at the W O W Hall to elect and install officers. President E Rolitnsj urges full attendance.

America W. O. W. Hall

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Chicago Livestock St. Louis Livestock Fort Worth Livestock Kansas City Livestock Konnon City Insura Mosey Rates Ams Hign Exchange Associated Press Ork France Thaly Oy Helgium Tokyo Montreal Bopparr Amarillo Grain County Review Merry Widower Legion Post Major White Okmulgee Okla American Legion Post Maj. H. H. White Joseph J. Rosenbloom Edwin K. White Rosenbloom Lincoln C. Andrews White FE. L. Northgutt England Jack Jenks Jenks Andrew Mellon Warwick Rotarians Erery Tiaede S. and H. Green Val Stickley Vas Stickley Nadian High School University of Texas H. K. Jones College Denton U As Jane Roosevelt Hotel P. H. Buthker Worist Sto By Edwards
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