Livestock Markets Roundup from Major U S Cities
Kansas City and Chicago hog, cattle, and sheep prices show generally lower or steady trade on February 21 as hogs, calves, and fat cattle weaker or mixed across markets. New Orleans cotton and potato markets also report shifts in prices, with March and May contracts in focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Ansas City
Colorado
Chicago
ST. Louis
New Orleans
Rch
McNary-Haugen
Turday
New York
Liverpool
Local notables welcomed and updated on community affairs
In Amarillo several residents recover from illnesses and injuries while others move or travel. Newby shows improvement after hospital stay. families announce births and relocations. Community updates include medical recoveries, employment moves, and attendance at local events and schools.
Denver Bears Prepare for 1927 Training Camp in California
The Denver Bears will depart for Long Beach California this Friday with president Milton L Anfenger and manager Joe Berger leading a seven man advance party. The team schedules twenty six exhibition games including Coast League teams and a Tuscon Arizona series. The squad aims for a strong pitching staff led by Hugo Herbert Hall Caveman Ka Greer and Lefty Walker and anticipates a pennant race with potential additions before the season opener in Wichita on April 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Denver Bears
Long Beach
California
Milton L. Anfenger
Joe Berger
Berger
Ansenger
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Ihe
San Francisco Seals
San Francisco Mission Bells
Shell Oil Company
Bears
University of Arizona
Tucson
Phoenix All-Stars
Amarillo Club
el Paso
Wichita
Bear
Hugo Herbert Hall
Caveman
Ka Greer
Lefty Walker
Pierce
St. Joseph
Shroyer
Red” Smith
Charley Gorman
Pat Kelly
Mobile
Hawks
Newark
O’brien
Gingiardi
Falk
Pfahler
Sacramento
Half Minute Interviews Highlight Local Voices
Local citizens share thoughts on preaching by George W. Truett after overseas service, Amarillo housing sales, the Moffat tunnel impact on Denver travel, cross country race success, and the need for ventilation in public buildings amid cold weather concerns.
Mrs. Durham Elected President of Child Welfare Club
Mrs. H Durham was chosen president at the annual officer election held Friday at 1510 Van Buren. Other officers include Mrs C E Crownover vice president and Mrs R C Martini recording secretary. Members Mrs I J Kelley and Mrs O W Vernon were unanimously elected to membership. After the session Miss Juanita Durham performed piano selections and refreshments followed.
Notable Texas Photographer Cottrill Dies at 62
Harry Cottrill, a prominent Texas photography figure, dies at 62 in Houston on Sunday. In San Antonio, Bob Bates of San Angelo is found not guilty of murder in the Del Rio case. the original five year sentence was reversed on appeal after a venue change. Also in San Antonio, Edna Doyle is killed when a polo horse at Brackenridge Park jumps the fence and strikes her in the chest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Houston
Harry Cottrill
Texas
San Antonio
Bob Bates
San Angelo
James Wallen
del Rio
Bates
Edna Doyle
Polo Field
Brackenridge Park
Executives Called to Join Amarillo Trade Tour
Amarillo business leaders are asked to join a three day Good Will trade tour planned to the south and southwest. The trip will extend to Snyder and Clovis with stops to meet buyers and discuss local needs. George Maggard chairs the event with Jess Rogers handling entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Lindsay Nunn
Norris Ewing
R. Hensen
Auto Show Dealers Set to Draw for Booths in Amarillo
Automobile dealers will draw for booth positions for the three day show March 1 to 3 at the Amarillo hotel. Sixteen dealers have signed for spaces and each will exhibit about four cars. Accessories dealers will join. Bill Lampe, general chairman, says preparations and funding are complete with vaudeville acts secured for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Hotel
Shaw
Bill Lampe
Mrs. Willie L. Smith Dies at Sister's Home
Mrs. Willie L. Smith, 79, died at her sister Mrs Lawrence North’s home at 709 West Sixteenth Street yesterday afternoon after months of illness. She had recently come to Amarillo and was in poor health since arrival. She leaves two sons, three brothers, and two sisters. The body will be sent to Caldwell Idaho for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie L. Smith
Lawrence North
West
Sixteenth Street
Watch Amarillo in Railograms Advice Card
R I Publication urges readers to watch Amarillo as shown in Railograms published in Chicago. The issue highlights Amarillo growth with figures on building permits population and other city features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Rock Island Railway Company
Chicago
Monte Owen Named Sweetwater Secretary
Monte E. Owen formerly assistant secretary of the Board of City Develop ments has been named secretary of the Board of City Development at Sweetwater. He is from Amarillo and previously served in Tolorado as secretary of the chamber of commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte E. Owen
Board of City Developments
Board of City Development
Sweetwater
Amarillo
Owen
Tolorado
Chamber of Commerce
Dr. Allingham to Leave for Ft. Worth and Return
Dr. Robert Allingham plans to depart Tuesday morning for Fort Collins Colorado with his family. They expect to return to Amarillo around March 2 and reside at 1401 Jefferson Street while he organizes the new Congregational church. T. B. O'Brien hopes to resume work at Rock Island next week after a five week illness absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Allingham
Fort Collins
Colorado
Amarillo
Jefferson Street
Allingham
New Congregational Church
T. B. O'Brien
Rock Island
Mary McCormie to Sing in Amarillo March 1
Amarillo residents Mary McCormie a Paris Opera Comique star will perform March 1. Betty Bivins and Mrs J D Shuford recall her Rome and Juliet performance in Europe praising her voice and work ethic. Shuford says the Amarillo native deserves fame and a bright future awaits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McCormie
Mary
Paris Opera Comique
Amarillo
Lee Bivins
Betty
J. D. Shuford
Europe
Shuford
Miss McCormie
Miss McCormic
Heny
Robbery Trial Begins in District Court for Phillips
The trial of R. T. Phillips on a highway robbery charge connected to the No-Way Laundry hold-up on January 7 opened in district court. Attorney A. D. Payne was appointed to defend Phillips, with District Attorney W. J. Flesher assisting the case as the prosecution expects to submit to the jury this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Phillips
W. V. Spencer
A. D. Payne
Henry S. Bishop
Phillips
W. J. Flesher
Funeral for Mrs Patten This Evening
Mrs Grace Patten 29 wife of Frank Patten of 606 Hill street Amarillo died yesterday at 3 am in a local hospital. Survived by husband a son John Allen 7 and three brothers D C Patterson Robert Patterson and G F Patterson with a sister Mrs J W Francis. Funeral at 1:80 pm at N S Griggs and Bons chapel Eighth and Fillmore read by Rev E B Fincher. Body to be sent to Alabama for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Patten
Frank Patten
Hill Street
Patten
Amarillo
John Allen
D. C. Patterson
Lacon
Alabama
Robert Patterson
G. F. Patterson
J. W. Francis
N. S. Griggs and Bons
Eighth and
Fillmore Streets
FE. B. Fincher
Rock Island Special Train To El Paso for Texas Cattle Raisers Meet
One hundred eighteen reservations have been made for a Rock Island special train to El Paso on March 14 for the Texas Southwestern Cattle Raisers association convention. The train departs Amarillo March 13 at 8 p m and returns March 17 evening with Fred S Brooks noting the car car attached at Tucumcari. Amarillo plans a strong bid for the 1928 convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
el Paso
Texas Southwestern Cattle Raisers’ Association
H. W. Clutter
Fred S. Brooks
Tucumcari
Amarillo
Funeral Service for Lillian Conoway
Funeral services for Lillian Melba Conway eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Conway of 702 Cleveland Street were held yesterday at the family home with Rev. FE Fincher officiating. Burial followed at Lane Cemetery under the direction of N. Griggs and Sons.
Amundsen lecture to school children at Auditorium matinee
Captain Amundsen, lauded for his perilous 25 hour voyage between Point Barrow and landing, will present a movie illustrated lecture titled From Rome to Teller. The News-Globe offers a free matinee for children with inviting school audiences.
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Point Barrow
Alaska
Amundsen
News- Globe
Rome
Amundsen to Deliver Final Lecture Tour This Season
Captain Amundsen, famed explorer who discovered the South Pole in 1911, will tour to offer a memorable lecture series. A brilliant speaker, he plans this to be his final lecture tour, with tickets on sale at Ledbetter Drug Store Number 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Pole
Amundsen
Ledbetter Drug Store
Trip to Boise City Postponed to Thursday
Amarillo business men will delay the Boise Cay visit from Wednesday to Thursday. The Board of City Development announced the postponement and said several cars are expected. Interested citizens should join the appointed representative to become self appointed city representatives. The Good Will tourists depart the auditorium at 7 a.m. Thursday morning. This marks the first of fifty trips planned to neighboring towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise Cay
Amarillo
Board of City Development
Early Journalism Feats and Bullfighting Rain in History
Charles A. Dana sent reporters including Richard Harding Davis and Charles Tyler to cover a prison wire scheme. Wilson later claimed to uncover the wire but rewired it. yellow journalism era energy noted. Bullfighting cruelty and armor ideas contrasted with Crete legends of the Minotaur. Australia reports a wheat crop of 165 million bushels this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Dana
Richard Harding Davis
Charles Tyler
Wilson
Police Gazette
Davis
Tyler
Glenn Obituary of Veteran Oilman in Field Camp
Glenn veteran oilman of Tulsa dies at his Borger field camp at 3 o clock after a brief illness. He drilled wells for Phillips Petroleum and ran six tool strings in Borger and Oklahoma fields. Survived by two sons and a daughter. burial to be in State College Pennsylvania. He was active in Masonic and Woodmen circles in Tulsa with long oil career. Body brought from Amarillo and to be sent east tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Glenna
Tulsa
Bouncer
Phillipa Company
Mr. Glenn
Borger
Phillips Pee Troleum Company
Oklahoma
Tie
Charles FE. Glenn
Brownev Tle
Texas
J. A. Glenn
State College
Pennsylvania
Misahan R. Glenn
First National Bank of
Amarillo
N.S. Griggs
Lone
German Invents Process Protecting Furs From Moths
A German inventor claims a secret process safeguards furs against moth damage. Demonstrations show treated fur lasting a year while an adjacent untreated piece suffers near destruction. The method is also claimed to protect carpets and woolen garments.
Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy Endorsed by Dentists
Foul breath loose teeth or sore gums may find relief with Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy as top dentists recommend it. City Drug Store offers money back if it fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leto
Soft Drink Firm Considers City Branch Location
The Delaware Pond company may establish a branch factory of its San Antonio unit in the city. A letter to the Board of City Development outlined conditions for about nine surrounding counties. Company and board representatives plan a meeting within days if development continues. J D Birch, Rock Island conductor, reports a silver watch over ten years old, the oldest still in use in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware Pond Company
San Antonio
Board of City Development
Amarilo
Boans
Jd. W. Birch
Rock Island
Koreas City
Loberal
United States
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Chicago Grain
Ecoasin
Hicago
Poultry Alive
Springs
Mery
Newby
Dwight Newby
Northwest Texas Hospital
James
Fredeking
San Jacinto
Bill Howard
Memphis
Herbert Warner
James Roberts
L&gough
Silvern
Homer Thomas
Fort Worth
Omas
Texas Heat Growers’ Association
Ernest McMurray
J. L. Butler
Lawrence Spoontz
Panidle
Anthony's Hospital
Ith
Louisiana Avenue
Floydada
Margaret Miller
Dayton Johnson
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Muriel Hatherly
S. John Hatherly
North Fillmore
the Isles
John Huber
Jack
Ker
Fender
Presbyterian Minis
C. Wade
Fillmore Street
Ed McNab
The
Bell Telephone Com'v
Ilness
Iss Maxie Whittaker
Amarillo Business College
Doneecan Realty Company
Dena Hill
Amarillo Busines College
Swift & Comy
A. L. Conway
Dallas
Conway
Theck Island
R. French
Seminole,lahoma
Maloney Sales Corporat
Nin Pampa
French
Anfenger
Zerah Bertram
George W. Truett
W. A. Palmer
Moffat
J. W. Lawrence
R. L. Young
John McCarty
Tmil Myers
Mrs. Durham
Daniel Willard
Baltimore & Ohio
F. D. Underwood
Erie
Mr. Willard
Texas News
W.L. Smith
R. I
Monte Owen
Dr. Allingham
Ft. Worth
N. Y
Herring Hotel
Mary McOrmie
Amarilloans
Mrs. Patten
Lillian Conoway
VICKS
Boise City
Neds
Spain
Crete
Greece
Australia
Fifth Street
S. J. Goldfain
Tye
Oliver Lakle
Soci
Ety
Polk St
Glenn
Olman
City Drug Store
Palmer
Taylor St
Sewell Drug Company
Mt. Blackburn
Paul P. Sewell
John G. Milam
Ana
Wolcott
Foran
BlackBurn Building
J. R. Cooper & CO
Weather & Cooper
East Ord St
Paramount Badger
Bryan Toy Doulle
Vive
Ry Cockrell Melty, Triangle Sunburst
Dixon Creek
Nunn-Mefuley Moore Co
Great Weert
Splind Geopher
Panhandle
ODS Exchange
Amarillo Milde
Amarilly, Teena
Southwestern Public Service Company
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