Fort Worth and Kansas City Livestock Markets Report
Fort Worth markets show cattle 2,500 with calves strong and hogs 1,200 higher led by top at 11.45 and 10.75 11.25 per cwt. Sheep 2,700 steady with lambs 13.50 17.50 and yearlings 11.00 12.00. Kansas City reports cattle 3,000 calves 790 strong with yearlings 12.50 and steers 7.50 9.25 while hogs 7,000 rise with top at 10.90 and sows 19.25 10.40 and stock pigs 7.50 8.25. Sheep 3,000 higher, lambs 17.35 17.85 and best ewes 39.75.
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Fort Worth
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
East St. Louis
Ill
Oklahoma City
Chicago
Dallas
Waco
New Orleans
New York
Houston
Galveston
Atchison
Baldwin Locomotive
Chalmers Te Ae A
Crucible Steel
Cosden
General Motors Oe O
Kennircott
Sinclair
Eee
Studebaker Tee
Texaco
I T. & P. Coal and Oil Oe
Ss. Steel
Westinghouse
W. Fo Sims Petroleum
Market Report Passages From Amarillo and Chicago Auctions
Livestock prices across Amarillo East St. Louis Oklahoma City and Chicago show hogs cattle sheep and bulls with tops and averages. Notable figures include hogs at Amarillo 11.15 top, cattle with steers up to 8.50, and Chicago hogs reaching 11.20 while cattle run strong with vealers and bulls listed. Cotton grain stocks and provisions also noted along with Amarillo exchange marks and brokers in New Orleans.
Poultry and Butter Prices Wide Scan from Market Ledger
The notice lists prices for heavy hens under four pounds at 79 cents per dozen and Leghorn head at 0.16. It also mentions springs and broilers, ducks and geese, turkeys including No. 1 and Old Tom varieties, and butter packing stock priced around 720 cents.
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Seuss Cneis
Roossoprae
Ovis
Ois
Cerets Buss
Market Report Wichita Hog and Cattle Prices
Wichita area hogs bring 10.25 to 10.80 per hundredweight with a top at 10.80. Cattle trade ranges show beef steers 6.50 to 8.50, beef cows and heifers 3.60 to 4.00, bulls 3.00 to 4.50, veal calves 4.00 to 11.00, stockers and feeders 2.75 to 7.75.
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Wichita
Kan
Meeting of Dog Owners at Panhandle Hardware
Walter Crossett calls a 4 p m Friday meeting of dog owners at Panhandle Hardware to form an organization protecting dogs. All dog owners are invited to attend. J F Bryant of Hollywood California, Amarillo Rotary charter member, attended Thursday’s Rotary meeting. Senator Morris Sheppard of Texas opposes the army officers rent allowance provision in a bill before Congress. A L Smith arrives in Amarillo from Mt Pleasant Texas and joins Joe Killough & Company as a clothing and shoe expert with ten years experience.
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Walter Crossett
Panhandle Hardware Company
J. FE. Bryant
Hollywood
Cal
Amarillo
A. L. Smith
Mt. Pleasant
Texas
Joe Killough & Company
Mr. Smith
Amarillo packing plant set to open about March 15
Forward Amarillo reports the West Texas Packing Company will open the large plant about March 15 with a week long open house. W H Batchler(owner) says initial capacity 100 hogs and 40 cattle daily, machinery and power details noted, M Schrag of St Louis as superintendent. plan includes city clubs visiting in sequence.
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Amarillo
Amarillo Globe
Civic Club
W. H. Batchler
M. Schrag
St. Louis
Baichler
West Texas Packing Company
Khiva Bodies Hope to Bring Big Musical Show to Amarillo
Guy Saunders, for Khiva Shrine bodies, pursues a large musical show for Amarillo after Dallas. Flashes of the Great White Way heads for New York and March Broadway debut. Amarillo’s distance and rail time challenge a stop, but big seating at the Auditorium could offset costs.
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Guy Saunders
Khiva Shrine
Amarillo
Dallas
New York
Sam H. Harris
Saunders
Broadway
Two Important Meetings for Fair Men Thursday
Amarillo Tri State fair officials plan two key Thursday meetings. At 2:00 pm they meet Potter County commissioners at the courthouse to transfer fair grounds to the county and issue warrants. At 3:00 pm O V Vernon and other officials meet Panhandle fair secretaries to set fair dates and carnival bookings with attendees from Quanah, Childress, Memphis, Wichita Falls, and Lubbock.
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Amarillo Tri-State
Finance Committee
Potter County
Court House
O. V. Vernon
Amarillo Tri-State Exposition
Panhandle
New ruby mine opens in Mogok district Burma
Rangoon reports a new ruby mine in upper Burma’s Mogok district yielding pigeon blood stones. A Klondike like rush involves both natives and foreigners as mining activity starts.
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Rangoon
Burma
Upper Burma
Mogok
Inspiring Talks at Rotary Club Luncheon
Jeff Blackburn and John McKnight of the Rotary education committee deliver two addresses at the Amarillo hotel luncheon. McKnight argues Rotary ideals extend beyond the club while Blackburn urges steadfast service and criticizes “knife and fork” members. Announcements include a scout rally and a pie supper.
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Jeff Blackburn
John McKnight
Rotary Club
Amarillo
McKnight
Rotary
Jesus Christ
American Business Club
Service Clubs
Gish Expands Radio Supply Stock and Power
FE. B. Gish, operator of an auto and radio supply business and broadcasting station at 104 East Eighth Street, has returned from Denver with a large radio equipment stock. The first shipment should arrive soon, and stock will grow considerably in the next weeks. He has also purchased supplies to markedly raise his transmission power.
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FE. B. Gish
East Eighth Street
Denver
Mr. Gish
Mexican Man Receives Sixty Day Theft Sentence
Antonio Aribillo a Mexican pled guilty in county court before Judge Sam B Motlow to two theft charges for stealing an overcoat and shirts from Joe Killiougrs Mens Furnishings at 514 Polk Street He was sentenced to thirty days in jail on each charge.
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Antonio Aribillo
Sam B. Motlow
Joe Kiliougr
Polk Street
East Side Community Club Meeting Called Tonight
Z B Pirtle chairman of the East Side Community Club invites members to a 7 30 PM meeting at the Houston Street Methodist Church with post meeting chorus singing to follow
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Z. B. Pirtle
East Side Community Club
Houston Street Methodist Church
Flogging victim held in jail awaiting judge
T. H. Ernest remains in Griffin jail for protection after being taken from home and flogged by masked men. Governor Walker offers a 500 dollar reward for the band leader and 200 dollars for other members as investigators search for the attackers. Ernest says his wife was choked and his father in law beaten during the rescue attempt by about 12 to 15 men.
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Griffin
T. H. Ernest
W. E. H. Searcy, Jr
Walker
Atlanta
Ernest
F. B. Stapleton
All Panhandle Stock Judging Contest Planned in Canyon
T M Moore of the department of agriculture at West Texas State Teachers College returned from trips to Lubbock Hale Center Plainview and Crosbyton to arrange an all Panhandle stock judging contest to be held in Canyon in April He also brought a few animals to the college farm.
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Canyon
T. M. Moore
Department of Agriculture
West Texas State Teachers College
Lubbock
Hale Center
Plainview
Crosbyton
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Polk St
Amarallo Grain
ST. Louis Livestock
Oklahoma City Livestock
Chicago Livestock
Cash Grain
Amarillo Cotton & Grain Exchange
Higgins, Met
Chicago Grain Market
Amarili.o Produce
Wichita Livestock
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Prophet of Doom
Long Island
Robert Reidt
Apostle of
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San Diego
Calif
Seventh Day
Adventist Organization
Washington
Margaret W. Bowen
Rheidt
Adventist Church
Quanah
Childress
Memphis
Wichita Falls
Blackburn
E. B. Gish
East Siders
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