Market reports from St Louis and Chicago cattle and hog prices
Receipts and price ranges for hogs cattle calves and sheep at St Louis and Chicago markets. Hogs at St Louis around 12 to 13 dollars with softer demand. cattle and calves mixed steady to higher. butter eggs and potatoes listed along with grain and cotton movements in New Orleans New York and Chicago markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis Livestock East
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Liverpool
New Orleans
New York
Sestellay
Wheeling and Lake Erie
General Railway
New York Central
Baltimore and Ohio
Wheeling and Tale Erie
Rockefeller
Wheeling
Maryland
Ascend
Baltimore
Ohio
Remingtey
Middle State
Desctos
Ford Dealers Attend Oklahoma City Open House Week
Cooper-Irvin Motor Company sales staff led by Harry Gardner will travel to Oklahoma City February 10 to 16 for a Ford open house. Oklahoma City assistant manager BE Slagle says the event aims to show current Ford quality and manufacturing stages from material intake to final assembly. Teachers in convention receive special invites. Cardinal orchestra and Ford quartet will broadcast music from the showroom on February 10 15 and 16 via KPJF at 261 meters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Gardner
Heed
Cooper-Irvin Motor Company
Oklahoma City
BE. W. Slagle
Ford
Cardinals
Ford Motor Company
KPJF
Grandmother at 29 Claims World Title
Mrs. Beulah Graham of Oakland, aged 29, claims the title of world’s youngest grandmother as her granddaughter is five months old. The baby is the daughter of 14 year old Mrs. Byron Widner, who eloped in high school. Edward Graham, the girl’s grandfather, is 82.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Oakland
Cal
Beulah Graham
Graham
Byron Widner
Edward Graham
Veterans Hear Local Army Claims in Amarillo Meeting
Veterans of World War I in the Amarillo area may state claims before Oklahoma City Veterans Bureau representatives for adjusted compensation and insurance matters. The four day event, starting Monday, aims to establish a Panhandle district bureau branch with two Oklahoma City staff ready to hear cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Territory
Oklahoma City Veterans’ Bureau
Marvin Jones
Lewis Fields
Legion Post
Walter Irvin
Oklahoma City Bureau
Oklahoma Ty Bureau
Bureau
Panhandle
Prohibition Issue Dominates 1928 Debate Across Parties
The article surveys looming 1928 campaign lines with Governor Ritchie predicting prohibition as the national issue. It notes Republicans favor a dry stance and ponders whether Democrats will run dry and wet candidates. It questions the role of high finance and demagoguery in shaping the political mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritchie
Maryland
McAdoo
Smith
Spearman Backs Farm Station Move In City
A Panhandle town endorses the Avarillo plan to set up a farm experimental station for the Plains country. A letter to the City Board this morning shows Spearman ready to support the move. An appropriation of 150000 dollars is being sought from the legislature, with Lee Satterwhite among the proponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spearman
Panhandle
Avarillo
Board of
City Develop
Lee Satterwhite
Cardus Restores Health Says Mrs. Marsh of Lynchburg
Mrs. Lee T. Marsh of 715 First Street Lynchburg recounts using Cardus for a decade to treat weakness and nervous exhaustion. She details severe weight loss sickness and a cold that left her run-down before regular Cardus use restored strength and appetite. She reports ongoing health and weight gain. Sold by all druggists. NC-172
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynchburg
Cardus
Lee T. Marsh
First Street
Florida
Wea
All Druggista
Exclusion Fight Looms as Readings Continue
Reading Clerk Percy Foreman led testimony with House members absent or distracted as Captain Tom Hickman testified about aiding arrests. A bitter push is anticipated on the expulsion recommendations with two separate action paths for Dale and Moore and a possible two-thirds quorum requirement to expel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale
Moore
Percy Foreman
Tom Hickman
Hamer
House
Bobbitt
Attorney General's Department
Salesmen Back From Havana Trip With NCR
C D Sloan J Q Barnes and A L Kirtley of National Cash Register return from a three weeks company funded pleasure trip to Havana Cuba aboard the Volendam with about 700 colleagues. Sloan notes Havana’s beauty gardens and parks and says all returned sober after smooth seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Sloan
National Cash Register Company
J. Q. Barnes
A. L. Kirtley
Havana
Cuba
New York
Mr. Sloan
Volendam
Amundsen Arctic Airship Demonstrates Explorer’s Fame
Captain Amundsen returns from Arctic airship voyage with plans to illustrate a remarkable lecture on frozen regions. He has funded many expeditions, pioneered sea routes, and spoken English fluently to large audiences. His lecture promises new scientific and human-interest insight beyond prior Arctic accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amundsen
South Pole
Wot
Christiana University
Norway
Pacific Ocean
Northwest Passage
Amundson
Arctic
Daugherty Slated as Graft Official in Trial Sketch
United States Attorney Emory Buckner opened the trial of former Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty and ex alien property custodian Thomas W. Miller with a portrayal of Daugherty as a grafting official sworn to enforce the law. The brief also notes Niepce as the inventor of photography using a cigar box camera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Harry M. Daugherty
United States
Emory R. Buckner
Daugherty
Thomas W. Miller
Metzger Creamery to Double Plant Size at Amarillo
The Metzger creamery, a Dallas linked operation opened July last year on North Fillmore street, will double its plant size and capacity. Work began today with Albert Randall awarded the contract. The upgrade includes new pasteurizing and cooling machinery and a thirty ton refrigeration unit, plus a larger delivery fleet as business expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metzger Creamery
Dallas
Carl Metzger
Albert Randall
North Fillmore Street
Metzger
Amarillo
Local firms honor scouts with window displays in Amarillo
Three Amarillo businesses dedicate store windows to Boy Scouts during anniversary week. Blackburn Brothers show scout equipment and crafts with six by seven flags tracing American flag history. Russell and Cockrell display merit badge materials and handicraft items. Edwards Studio features scout portraits and Amarillo council members with three storm photos by Scoutmaster Bill King of Troop 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Boy Scouts
Blackburn Brothers
Russell & Cockrell
Betsy Ross
United States
Edwards Studio
Bill King
Texas
Adlerika advertised by Mrs Dumas testimonial
Mrs Dumas reports gas relief after Adlerika use claiming it cleanses both upper and lower bowels and stops gas improving appetite and sleep. The ad promotes Adlerika as superior to other medicines and notes availability at druggists including Amarillo’s Post Office Drug Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Dumas
Adlerika
Amarillo
Post Office Drug Company
Fourth Cold Spell Hits Amerillo With Freeze Drop
After nearly six weeks of warmth Amerillo endures a sharp cold spell. The temperature fell from 83 at 7 am to 27 by 1 pm amid a forecast of light snow tonight and tomorrow followed by colder conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amerillo
J F Ford Taken Ill Appendicitis Feared
J F Ford assistant to the county agent felt indisposed and visited a physician this morning. He was diagnosed with appendicitis and told to go home. Doctors feared an operation this afternoon and he planned to travel to Dallas for surgery if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Ford
Dallas
Swallows Gem After Robbery Attempt at Gambling House
Maurice Sax is hospitalized in Peoria for surgery to retrieve a four karat diamond ring valued at $2000 swallowed during a robbery across the river. He placed the ring in his mouth as seven men entered the gambling house and it slid into his throat when prodded by an armed robber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Peoria
Maurice Sax
Sax
Green bill would loan to veterans on bonus certs at 6 percent
About 500000 veterans with government life insurance policies could benefit if the Green loan bill passes. It would let the Veterans Bureau issue bonus certificate loans at about 6 percent, funded by a $25 million treasury advance secured by bonds, with four percent treasury interest. The plan aims to retire life insurance policies via dividends and could leave many loans unpaid, creating compound charges against the certificates. The American Legion backs the measure, hoping for senate support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prova
Washington
World Advance Funds
Veterans’ Bureau
Federal Reserve
Treasury
John Thomas Taylor
The
American Legion
Legion
Senate
Drink Water If Kidneys Bother Ad Weighs Health Cure
An old health ad promotes flushing kidneys by drinking a quart of water daily and using four ounces of Jad Salts or Rad Salts with lemon juice and lithia. It claims rich foods create acids that paralyze kidneys, causing back pain headaches and urinary issues, and promises relief after a few days of daily intake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ady
Haines Backed by Mayfield for I C C Member Job
Letters to the Board of City Development reveal H. H. Staines of Houston once Republican nominee for governor is backed by Southwest traffic men for the interstate commerce commission. Earle B. Mayfield endorses Haines while Marvin Jones does not back him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of City Development
H. H. Staines
Houston
Traffic Men of the Southwest
Interstate Commerce Commission
Earle B. Mayfield
Marvin Jones
Haines
Temple of
Pennsylvania
Mayfield
Docket Call in New Court on Wednesday
The civil docket of the new 108th district court will open Wednesday at 10 AM under Judge W. E. Gee, with over 800 cases slated for eight weeks of operation. Docket setting and case rearrangement will determine jury summons, and local attorneys are urged to attend for coordination. The court will use the existing district courtroom and will hold exclusive civil jurisdiction in Potter County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
108Th District Court
W. E. Gee
Gee
Potter County
Henry S. Bishop
Randall
Armstrong
108Th Court
Amarillo Busi ness and Personal Movements Noted
Local notices report W H Moore joining Baker Insurance in room 422 of the Oliver Eakle building while T E Stanley arrives in Amarillo from Wheeler for a bookkeeper post with Lee Bivins. Marital and travel updates include Mr. and Mrs. A W Baker planning a Missouri visit, and others returning from trips or relocating for work across Amarillo, Hereford, Roxana, and Dalhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Moore
Wheeler
Baker Insurance Company
Oliver Eakle
T. E. Stanley
Amarillo
Lee Bivins
A. W. Baker
Brookfield
Missouri
Charlie Short
Kansas City
Chicago
Lee Brollier
Pueblo
Colorado
Reliance Brick Company
Summit Pressed
A. Jensen
E. F. Bryan
Roxana
Edward L. Roberts
Overland
California
Franklin
E. H. Blood
Hereford
Emma Cross
Douglas
Wyoming
Mary Cross
W. O. Carwile
Jarett’s
Kate Edgett
Morris Edgett
Tucumcari
New Mexico
O. W. Fullington
Fairmont Avenue
Lois Walton
New Spring
R. F E. Stalcup
Dalhart
Mineral Wells
Joplin Marshall Construction Company
Florida Street
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Virginia Lady
Pet
Eae
Alaska
Teller
Jessie N. Ross
H. M. Daugherty
Niepce
Pape
Mrs. Dumas
I.C.C
Job
DR. Caldwell
New Court
Randal
Rexall
Globe News
Sterling Place
Brooklyn
N. Y
Creer
Taylor Street
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