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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1925
Page
3
Polk market summary shows livestock and crop quotes with cattle values around two to three dollars per head and grain prices near forty two to eighty two dollars. The Amarillo Cotton and Grain Exchange reference indicates ongoing commodity activity and price reporting.
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The Amarillo Board of City Development votes against state legislation allowing natural gas to be burned to manufacture carbon black. It argues domestic use should take priority, warning such burning could deplete gas reserves and hinder wider Panhandle distribution, with broad civic support noted from chambers of commerce.
William C. Durant reportedly made 10 million dollars in price rise. Derast, a motor manufacturer and steel operator, is credited with about 95 million dollars in two days. The Cast Iron Pipe stock surged, closing at 335% after a 21% daily gain, amid market buzz and official denial of rumors.
The regular dance program The Ohioans will be broadcast over WDAG from Palo Duro Polly Garden Wednesday night. The Ohioans are a popular company with featured numbers and solo acts led by Dwell Marshall. Attendees are invited to visit the Polly Garden tonight to preview the station’s work.
Bishop E Cecil Seaman urged a six day limit on work, urging employers to leave Sundays free for church. Kiwanis in Amarillo heard from H G Smith of Wichita Falls and enjoyed musical readings as the municipal choir announced its community project proceeds to the Community Chest.
E. M. Kimble of 1508 East Sixth street and Santa Fe railway foreman resigns to manage The King cafe opening at 5 AM Saturday at 207 East Fourth Street in the new c. FE King building. He served six years with the railroad and plans 24 hour service within a month.
Joe H. McClung aged 83 of Plainview died this morning in a Waco hospital. He was the father of Mrs. T. Greenhill of 1608 Harrison street. Funeral services and burial will be held at Frost, Texas.
Bob Emmett reports Dempster Company of Texas will build a two story warehouse on the site of the former fire damaged building. The new structure will be 100 feet by 50 feet with modern front offices and a full basement, acts to be set immediately.
Funeral services for W. W. Woodward 43 a prominent farmer near Claude will be held at the First Baptist Church Claude conducted by Rev. E Griswold. Burial will be in Claude cemetery with Griggs Undertaking of Amarillo in charge.
Amarillo civic clubs the American Business club Kiwanis Lions and Rotary will hold a regular session at 12 05 PM Wednesday February 25 in the Amarillo hotel. A special program committee comprising H A Gard ner Dr R J Moore Marvin Nichols and Harry L Kearns will plan the program. An attendance of 800 is expected and the meeting will adjourn promptly at 1 30 PM.
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