Livestock Market Report From Oklahoma City
Local livestock prices rise with cattle and beef steers trading steady at Oklahoma City. Buyers note stronger demand for midweight cattle as market activity shows cautious momentum.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1926
Page
2
Local livestock prices rise with cattle and beef steers trading steady at Oklahoma City. Buyers note stronger demand for midweight cattle as market activity shows cautious momentum.
An advertisement touts Black and White Ointment and Soap as solutions for blotches, pimples, eczema, and breakouts. It claims the products keep skin clear and smooth and notes price differences and availability from dealers.
The unnamed organization committee at the Aario Hotel forms the chamber of commerce with members C H Keffer J C Northcutt and W O Wy Gibson to obtain a charter. Steering reports note strong attendance and progress as clubs are invited to participate and officers will be elected at Monday’s general meeting chaired by George Maggard.
A wife asks about fashions in the paper while a husband reads after supper. He notes the fashions are quite out of date, pointing to the current edition.
Doctors and druggists now recommend Calotabs to break up a cold overnight or shorten grippe symptoms. One or two Calotabs at bedtime with water purge the system without salts or nausea, sparing appetite for breakfast. Family package with directions available for 36 cents at any drug store.
Cut this ad and send ten cents to Faley Co. for a ten cent bottle of Foley’s Honey and Tar Cough Remedy. Sample packages of Foley Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets offered for coughs colds hoarseness and constipation. Claims millions helped and urges readers to try the products.
Fragmented OCR mentions a Mickel program supported by the J H Athletic Club and references junior high school spelling notes. The garbled text shows likely a school or community athletic initiative with names such as Mickel Montinaena and Mantie, plus unclear figures and dates. The readable core describes a program tied to an athletic club and a junior high context.
The Board of City Development received a letter from J. J. Crocker, Texas labor commissioner, stating the state may open several free employment offices in Amarillo and across the state. The labor bureau would fund the offices and salaries, focusing on farm labor. The proposal aims to aid farmers during planting and harvesting seasons.
Addell Williamson and Edith Hatchell left Plainview yesterday afternoon and were found by Patrolman Doug Hammond in Amarillo this morning. The girls were sent back to their father in Plainview. They traveled overnight and only intended to go as far as Amarillo.
In Little Rock, Mrs. Enos Clark, mother of Enos Clark executed in January, died eleven days after the hanging. The father, deranged since the execution, was sent to an insane asylum. A bank robbery and murder trial witness Mark Was sentenced to die.
Unclear text shows Hugo Swan advocating happiness over property with mentions of Serra King Myre SP McKinney and Mrs A Michreck. references to Confederacy movement and a monument proposal in Sabportoat.
Amarillo telephone manager Tigorge Hill said party-line telephones make up a high but declining share of lines in Amarillo, lower than eastern cities but rising locally. The company spent over 150000 dollars on extensions last year with over 100000 dollars yearly planned for the next four years.
Dallas reports the murder trial of L. E. Arnold ends with acquittal after forty minutes of deliberation. The courtroom crowd, including the defendant’s relatives and supporters, erupts in applause and cheers as the jury finds him not guilty of killing his wife who was shot December 19 after a Christmas shopping trip.
Miss Kate Darnall, a member of the Polk Street Methodist Church, dies at her sister's home. Funeral services will be at Mr Williams's home at 1:30 tomorrow morning with Rev. L. N. Stuckey in charge. Burial follows at Liano Cemetery under Blackburn Funeral Home guidance. Pallbearers to be announced later.
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