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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1925
Page
2
Fort Worth daily livestock report lists cattle and hogs with prices for 2000 cattle and 1400 hogs including calves bees stockers cows heifers yearlings and bulls. Oklahoma City market shows 400 cattle and 1500 hogs with steers yearlings prices and top hogs reached.
Hogs 1 200 steady top 10.45 bulk 10.10 to 10.49. Cattle 800 steady with beef steers 7 to 8.75. Beef cows and helfers 3.50 to 8. Bulls 3.25 to 5.75. Veal calves 4 to 11. Stockers and feeders 0 to 7.75.
Fast market notes from St Louis and Chicago dated Feb 3 show hogs trading higher with bids near 11 dollars and bulk around 10.80 to 11.00, cattle and sheep ranges wide with steers to 7.50 and lambs to 17.75, while Chicago reports higher hogs to 10.85 and cattle up to about 12.50 for yearlings, with lambs listed around 18.50 to 19.50.
Cattle trade at Kansas City shows 10 000 head with mixed yearlings steers and heifers selling around 11 to 10 half prices top end yearlings 10 45 to 11 50 for heifers 5 50 to 7 50 for cows bulls calves and stockers listed. Hogs 11 000 head higher with prices from about 10 10 to 10 55 for packing cows. Sheep 8 000 head down with lambs 17 50 to 17 90 and fat ewes about 9 50.
Amarillo Texas based Cotton and Grain Exchange lists trading quotes for cotton, grain and provisions. Mer Higgins and Alex Hyman & Co of New Orleans are associated with the market activities and contact phone 2004 appears in the record.
The article invites readers to compare service terms and rates on farm and ranch loans with all competitors. It emphasizes transparent pricing and encourages shoppers to review options from multiple lenders for better financing outcomes.
The listing shows pricing for hens and broilers by weight with 16¢ and 13¢ for various hen weights, Leghorn hens 15e?, roosters 6?¢ per lb, and turkey hens 8 lbs and over at 25¢, turkey toms 12 lbs and over at 25c, old turkeys not wanted at 1c, butter 14¢, eggs delivered at $13.54 per case, and beans priced at 10¢.
Mrs Grace Parsons 32 wife of Oscar Parsons died at her Armstrong county home twenty miles southeast of Amarillo at 6 am Monday after weeks of illness. Funeral services were at the Washburn Methodist church at 2 pm Tuesday conducted by Rev Rt Thomson pastor of Central Presbyterian church. Burial followed in Washburn cemetery with Griggs Undertaking company in charge.
Rescuers, using primitive techniques after a cave collapse, work 150 feet into a cave to free Floyd Collins. Smaller rock fragments fall as he remains hopeful amid collapsing debris and mounting pain, while doctors warn against drastic pulling efforts risking rupture.
Followers of Mrs. Margaret W. Rowan Hollywood prophetess expect the predicted world end next Friday. In reform Adventist circles nationwide they will await fulfillment calmly at home, as announced from Mrs Rowan’s residence last night.
Peking reports Dr Sun Yat Sen, a longtime Chinese political figure, in critical condition after cancer surgery. He remained weak with a pulse of 110 as doctors informed him of the outcome.
Mexico City reported that diplomatic relations with Hoenfuras were restored with the inauguration of President Barahona on Sunday. The ties had been severed during the revolutionary coup that brought General Tosta to power.
Knew Leginska Oliver Denton unable to aid New York police with whereabouts of world famous pianist Ete Leginska who vanished on the eve of a concert. Denton admits friendship with Mme Leginska but denies romantic ties, ending rumors of a nine year pursuit of her affections.
J M Russell argued gas waste harms Panhandle industry and urged support for Amarillo water bonds. Dr C L Yates spoke on digging wells of kindness. Local items note permits and meetings including Hanson post activity and a warehouse permit.
Mrs H H Stanley aged 64 died in Lubbock Monday night. The body was to be brought to Amarillo by Santa Fe Tuesday afternoon for burial in Lland Cemetery. Survivors include two sons Doris and Grady Stanley and two daughters Mira Stanley and Maggie Ray Bowers of Lubbock, plus four sisters in Amarillo and California. Funeral plans to be announced.
New baby Ernest Thompson Rogers, born midnight Monday to Mr and Mrs Ross Rogers, weighs ten and a half pounds. The family, with four brothers and a sister, lives at 22 Van Buren Street. Foss Rogers serves as president of City Development Board and manager of the Fisrlo Theater.
The House Agriculture Committee on Tuesday moved to draft a bill embodying President Coolidge's agricultural conference recommendations excluding tariff-related items. The panel considered the Capper-Williams bill aimed at expanding cooperative marketing with Representative Willems and Mehigan testifying.
Plans are set for a pastor breakfast at Hotel Palo Duro at 8 a m Wednesday focusing on boy scout work in Amarillo. Rev C B Makeig presides with talks by Bishop B W Seaman Dr R N MacCullum I E Ross and Rev Stanley W Hayne. Amarillo scout council leaders attend.
The Rev. John Trager, conducting revival services at the Independent Holiness mission, 605 East Third Street, will depart Wednesday for Clovis New Mexico to inaugurate a new series there. In Clovis services begin Wednesday and continue nightly at 7:30 with Sunday sessions at 11 and 9. Local remarks praise the program arranged by Mr. Meyer and piano piece by Miss Lilly Larson.
Eugene Stecker the chauffeur connected to Grover Bergdoll has returned to Philadelphia and surrendered. In default of $19 000 bail he was sent to Movamensing Prison after aiding Bergdoll in escaping to Germany in 1920.
J. N. Riggs will toast the gathering as host master for the Board of City Development banquet. More than 300 traveling men expected Saturday night, Amarillo hotel. reservations urged. Complimentary event for salesmen. ticket pickup at the hotel.
Readers can purchase pattern No. 2342 for 234 yards of fabric in sizes 14 through 42 inches. Instructions show assembling the blouse tunic with optional fur banding and neck edges. Velvet, georgette, silk crepe and other fabrics advised. The slip pattern costs 25 cents extra. Fashion Magazine offers hundreds of styles for 10 cents per copy.
A reader is invited to mail 15 cents for a pattern. Include name and address, enclose stamps, and send to Pattern Department Amarillo Globe Amarillo Texas. Pattern will be mailed from New York and arrive in about ten days.
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