Fragmentary OCR Item About Leghorns and Wack Sorioes
Fragmentary text mentions Leghorns and Wack Sorioes with unclear figures and prices. Includes stray references to E09 and a value of 5.33 pounds. Context and specifics are unreadable.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1926
Page
2
Potatoes Prices Noted In Stressed OCR Fragment
OCR fragment lists potato prices including russets at 3.86 and other items around 5.05 per bag. Mentions weak market and specific sacks. No clear date or location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicaso
Wistar Gin
Seta
Rears
Fragmentary Local Note on Creamery Extras and Firing
Fragmented OCR text notes creamery extras and firsts with stray terms such as fires and schedules. Specific details, dates, or names are unreadable, yielding only scattered references and no clear event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whicage
Fen
Aigher
Creamery Extras
Eeetandarda
Estra
T . S Wecothis
Livestock Market Rates and Prices Mixed in St Louis Sale
In St Louis Feb 11 buyers and sellers reported mixed results with top prices around 13 dollars for cattle and 14 dollars for calves. Sheep and lambs showed steady demand while hogs and other stock fluctuated, with several lots trading near established market levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lewis Livestock
St. Louis
Hizhe
New Work for Fem. 11 New York Prices and Orders
New York tocs announce prices dirplas and strong order tone for today's open. Details unreadable due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tochs New Work
Fem
Taday
Unclear fragmentary sports notes from a 19th century page
The readable text shows garbled quotes about a game, mentioning players like Stroh and Peary and a score around several points. Names and places are incomplete, with no coherent event or outcome clearly identifiable.
Cables Hint at Belgian Tokyo Montreal Ties
A terse note lists numbers and places including Belgium Tokyo and Montreal with codes 962 and 2925 52, suggesting a cable traffic record or internal reference. No clear narrative or names beyond the geographic tags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frans Oe Semani
Belgium
Tokyo
Montreal
Bond Market Briefs Reflect Mixed Treasury Rates
New York bonds report firm to slightly varied treasuries with Liberty and Defense issues showing minor movement. Traders note yields fluctuating within narrow ranges as market participants assess inflation and policy signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Bonds
Liberty Lie
Treasury
Money Rates Report From New York Exchange
New York money rates show call loans at 4 percent with a firm trend. Loans and discounts steady as investors monitor rates with mercantile and corporate activity influencing short term yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Oklahoma City Livestock Prices Report
Oklahoma City market report from February noting steady prices for 1h fat cattle and quotes for steers and cows. Cattle prices listed include 25.25 to 8.50 per unit, cows from 4.75 to 5.50, calves up to 10. Additional garbled data remains unreadable in portions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Wichita Market Report Highlights Cattle and Hogs Prices
Wichita cattle figures show steady to firm with fat cattle around 890 dollars and mixed yearlings near 8.25. Cows sell around 4.00 to 4.25, canners and cutters 3.0 to 4.0, and weaners 8.75 to 10.75. Hog market tops at 52.45 with packing sows 10.25 to 31.00. Sheep receipts total 600 with fed lambs at 12.95.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Cannes
Fort Worth Livestock Market Report Snapshot
Fort Worth ledger shows cattle numbers around 3060 with calves and beeves selling steady. Fat cows and yearlings fetch mid four dollar range, calves around five dollars. Hogs rise to about thirteen dollars for top hogs and sows around eleven dollars, sheep steady with slaughter lambs noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Port Worth
MIT
Women to Compete In Big Cahiers Tour Event
Interest grows as Cahiers tour entries rise with 14 contestants named for the contest. Californias led by Mrs. Dre and Miss Ritaaten advance, with participants from Fort Worth and nearby areas. The sponsoring railroads Texas and Pacific Fort Worth, Denver and Rio Grande cooperate to grant two Ama women an all expenses paid vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cahiers
Harry
Califor
Stich Boothie
Eal
Peg Potpativet
Pas Shugeidt
Opal Shat
Mary Thomp- Aaon
Polk
Eva Wallker
Banca Fe
Texas and Pacific
Fort Worth
Denver
Rio Grande
Hick
Grain market report fragment from Kansas city section
Readable parts show Wheat No 2 and hard white oats figures with shorthand queue notes for grain prices and market terms. The text is fragmented and references cash grain prices in Kansas City with several grade indicators and numbers, but lacks complete context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Hold-Heet Paul Pads On Sale At $6.95 Not $6.50
The Globe corrects an advertisement from the Daily News about Hold-Heet pads sold by South Western Public Service. The price is $6.95, not $6.50, with only two days left to take advantage before the price reverts. Regular price is 38.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Globe
Southwestern Public Service Company
Daily News
Ministerial Alliance Holds Morning Meeting In Amarillo
The Amarillo Ministerial Alliance met at 190 o'clock in the American State bank with Rev. BE Seaman presiding. Clergymen including Louis N. Stuckey Yates Bryant Wooten Thomsen O'Brien Hendricks Painter Mac Callum and Captain Winter discussed collaboration with local groups. A committee was appointed to confer with the Tenth Street association Rotarians Lions Kiwanis and A B eluls on matters of importance. The chairmanship was to work with Potter County Library on church book selections, and downtown services were planned for the week before Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
American State Bank
BE. C. Seaman
Louis N. Stuckey
G. L. Yates
H. G. Bryant
Virgin Fisher Wooten
Fr. Thomsen
B. O'Brien
J. W. Hendricks
Painter
R. N. MacCallum
Captain Winter
Thomsen
Seaman
Yates
Tenth Street Association
Rotarians
Lions
Kiwanians
A. B. Eluls
Potter County Library Management
Baxtar
Will Coleman Acquitted in Whisky Theft Case
Will Coleman, a Black man, was acquitted in district court this morning on an instructed verdict in the Lindely Drug Store theft of whisky and money from last July. Evidence indicated Coleman had no involvement. Judge Biamep delivered the ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Coleman
Lindely
Coleman
Biamep
Hiry
Rotary luncheon covers advertising and convention plans in Amarillo
Speakers at the Amarillo Rotary Club noon gathering discussed ecommerce and modern advertising ahead of the April convention. Ernest Thompson led the program, and Roy Pool gained membership. The club approved a special Amarillo Daily News edition to share ad proceeds, with Fred One chairing the public relations committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Amarillo
Ernest Thompson
Roy Pool
Caezaves
Amarillo Daily News
Chuir
Thompson
Chamber of Commerce
Toni Gallaher
Fred One
H. ©. Pipkin
Q. V. Vernon
Board of City Development
K. BR. P. Parcells
Rotary
Hugo Swan
Dallas
Norris Ewing
Mr. Swan
New Chamber of
Ticket rush shows Will Rogers popularity in Amarillo
The Ledbetter Drug store held a cent sale to honor Will Rogers. Tickets opened at 10 yesterday and by noon today more than $700 worth had sold. Practically all parquet seats were gone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Rogers
Amarillo
Ledbetter Drug Store
Crawford Sues Indemnity Company Over $20,400 Claim
Lee Crawford sues Kansas Central Indemnity Company in district court for $20,400 alleging failure to continue indemnity payments after an accident. He says he received $30 cash and 29 a week for 21 weeks, then no further payments, with expected benefits spanning about two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Crawford
Kansas Central
Crawford
Crawford Ia
Dr Parcels Troop Skit At Legion Meeting
A fragmented notice reports Dr Parcels troupe presenting a skit for the Legion meeting. The event list mentions a program at a late belt power show and fear of disruptions, with unclear names and dates due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Parcels
Legion
Fragmentary OCR Note Appears From Historical Page
The readable text shows fragmented phrases and names. It mentions places like Amiens and Ge and a reference to 04 8. Details are unclear. no coherent event or person stands out. The item seems to be a damaged OCR segment from a newspaper page with stray words and partial sentences.
Hugo Swan to Speak Tonight and Friday
Stage Swan, a national advertising and salesmanship expert, will speak at 8 o'clock tonight and tomorrow night at the Amarillo hotel on salesmanship. A dinner will follow the talks as the Advertising club The News- Globe and local firms sponsor Swan's Amarillo appearance. He argued that competition drives success and urged local merchants to use well written ads and trained sales forces to meet chain store competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swan
Amarillo
Advertising Club
News- Globe
News-Globe
Orla Alen
Amarillo Advertising Club
Y. M. Nahors
Coca- Cola
Southwestern Public Service Company
Plains Chevrolet Company
Amarillo Hotel
First National Bank
Dr. Healey Buck
Sunshine Cleaners and Dyers Hotel King
Schwartz Dress and Specialty Shop
Allen's Clothing Store
New Construction Firm Opens Amarillo Branch
The H. W. Underhill Construction Co of Wichita and Oklahoma City announced a Amarillo office in the Blackburn Building room 320. Engineer J. H. Epperson and superintendent O. D. Afilligan will be stationed in Amarillo. They are building the International Harvester Company project valued at 390000 and have ongoing work for Santa Fe and Martand Oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
H. W. Underhill Construction Co
General Contractors
Wichita
Kans
Oklahoma City
Okla
Blackburn Building
J. H. Epperson
O. D. Afilligan
International Harvester Company
Santa Fe
Martand Oil Company
Panhandle
The
F. Ww. Underhill
San Angelo Standard Adopts Half Minute Interviews
The San Angelo Standard introduces Half Minute Interviews to distinguish The Globe distinct ive identity and streamline concise conversations with figures from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Angelo Standard
The
Globe
Black and White Ointment and Soap Pimples Ad Blitz
Advertises Black and White Ointment and Soap as remedies for pimples and skin troubles. Claims millions use them yearly and promises dramatic skin improvement and happiness from presenting a good appearance. References to economy and availability from dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thrilla
Fragmented OCR Folio Notes Trailing Incomprehensible
Unclear text fragment shows garbled names and phrases with references to a meeting or event. Several legible pieces mention God and a poet, but missing context prevents a clear report or subject. The passage appears damaged with scattered terms and partial sentences.
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Saint Valentines Bell
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