Market Report Fort Worth Livestock February Trade
Fort Worth Texas February 24 cattle 1600 including 400 calves steady beef calfs to 7.50 per cwt stockers 3.00 to 7.50 fat cows 3.00 to 5.50 heifers 3.25 to 7.50 yearlings 3.60 to 8.50 bulls 2.50 to 4.50 calves 2.50 to 8.50 hogs 1000 higher top 119.50 bulk 11.35 to 11.85 packing sows 9.50 to 10.50 pigs 2.40 to 9.00 sheep 50 steady lambs 13.50 to 16.50 feeders 12.00 to 15.00 yearlings 10.00 to 11.00 ewes 8.00 to 9.50 stockers 2.50 to 4.50
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Fort Worth
Tex
Kansas City
Live Stock Prices in Three Markets On Feb 24
Chicago reports hogs at 32 990 head with top 11.95, cattle 12 006 slow and easing, hogs in Oklahoma City and Kansas City show steady to higher trends. Prices cover hogs cattle sheep and calves across the three markets with ranges for steers cows calves and lambs.
Hogs and cattle prices in St. Louis market report
East St. Louis February 24 hogs 3,000 with top at 11.90 and bulls at 11.75 to 11.85. pigs 10 to 10.50. packer sows 19.95 to 10.40. Cattle 2,500 slow with yearlings and heifers 8 to 10. vealers 12.25 to 12.50. Sheep 750 steady with native lambs 17 to 17.25 and cull lambs 14.00.
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East St. Louis
Packer
Livestock Prices Page Wichita Sale Report
Cattle numbers around 1,000 with buyers slow and prices mixed. Beef steers front at 6 59 to 8 25 per cwt and cows and heifers 3 75 to 8 00, bulls 2 25 to 0, veal calves 4 to 9 50, stockers and feeders 34 to 8 per cwt. Top price 11 85, bulk 11 40 to 11 60, highest since November 1920.
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Wichita
Kans
Cotton Grain Stocks Provisions Exchange Listing Amarillo
Amarillo Texas based Cotton and Grain Exchange lists stocks and provisions with F C Higgins and Alex Hyman & Co of New Orleans as brokers. Phone 3004 indicated for inquiries.
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Amarillo
Texas
F. C. Higgins
Mer
Alex Hyman & Co
New Orleans
Local Poultry Prices and Weights Listed for Market
The notice lists various poultry items with weight categories and prices including Steers? actually fens, hens under and over four pounds, Leghorn hens, roosters, capons by weight, hens and tom turkeys with specific pounds, and butter and feathers with market deliveries. Prices range from 12 cents to 95 cents per unit, with notes on free from mold butter and fresh eggs in new cases.
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Tom
Market Report: Grain Wheat Corn and Cotton Prices Listed
The Amarillo grain listing shows prices for wheat maize kafir and barley with per bushel and per hundredweight figures. Chicago grain market reads for Wheat Oats May and Sep futures with open high low and close values and New York Cotton Market quotes for March May Jan and Oct contracts. Prices are given alongside daily market notes and closing statements referencing Mardi Gras in New Orleans.
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Decker
Chicago
de Laate Bat
New York
New Orleans
Correction to Classified Ad Address in The Globe
An advertisement for Mrs. Reid and Day in The Globe's Sunday classifieds misprinted the address as 8954 Fillmore Street. The correct address should read 802 Fillmore Street.
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the Globe Sunday
Bystander's Supper at Chespeake and Ohio Station
Two men were killed and eleven others wounded at the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad station in Martin Kentucky during a fight involving pistols. Among the wounded were two girls and two women, with the incident occurring on February 4.
Highway probe set to resume hearings tomorrow
Austin witnesses detail land transfers connected to the Ward estate San Antonio to Albert Smith Jim Smith Jim Young and Hyman Harrison with commissioners W W McCrory and D K Vartin. McCrory testified payments totaled 11500 each as commissioners plus 7500 from Ward estate and 4000 from purchasers. He said Jim Smith and Albert Smith were heavily involved with Smith Brothers Contracting which held highway contracts. The San Antonio property valued at 600000, traded for a Washington county plantation. McCrory said fees were taken in stock from a land developing company.
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House
State Highway Department
W. W. McCrory
Ward
San Antonio
Albert Smith
Jim Smith
Jim Young
Hyman Harrison
D. K. Vartin
Highway Department
McCrory
Smith Brothers Contracting Company
Washington County
Smith Brothers and Associates
Armarhilo lodge confirms McCullough as next exalted ruler
C M McCullough will become the next exalted ruler of Armarhilo lodge No 923 Bo P.O E Monday night. He is unopposed for the position and is a prominent local businessman. Nomination night saw candidates named for officers without opposition while several new initiates were welcomed with a lavish supper.
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C. M. McCullough
Armarhilo Lode
Bo P.O. E
McCullough
Guaranty State Book
E. C. Ochsner
Roy Session
Loyal Knight
Butcher
Lecturins Knight
George Vance
Tiler
EB. 1D Green
Trustesa
Sam Hall
Claud
LeNevi
J. N. Hefner
R. & Hopkins
C. V. Gregg
J. W. Story Jr
Lawrence R. Hagg
Cecil KF
Masons Pay Tribute to George Washington
Speakers and 125 Masons gathered at the Masonic Hall under Arcadia No. 731 A F and A M to honor George Washington. Bishop Seaman noted Washington's lifelong zeal for Masonry while W J Flesher and J O Gulekie spoke on Masons' relief work and Masonry's history. Women of the Eastern Star served lunch.
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George Washington
Masonite Hall
Washington
Eugen Cecil Seaman
W J. Flesher
Canyon
J. O. Gulekie
Order of Astern Star
Legionnaires Called To Meet Tonight At Legion Post
Efforts by every team captain in the Hanson Post drive to mobilize members for a conference and pep meeting at the Legion home at 7 30 tonight are under way Carrie Nations has phoned his army and others urge attendance Each team will meet then a pep rally follows Reports say progress is being made in the membership drive.
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Hanson Post
American Legion
Legion
Carrie Nations
GAO Attendance Expected at Fair Secretaries Meet
More than twenty persons will attend the meeting of fair secretaries to be held here Wednesday afternoon, announced J. Cole district manager of the West Texas Chamber of Commerce. Fair officials for community county district and regional fairs are invited to attend. Porter A. Whaley secretary manager will attend and go to Canyon for the banquet opening the new 70000 Santa Fe depot, with some old fashioned literary society work possible today.
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J. Cole
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Porter A. Whaley
Canyon
There Here and Everywhere Lets go to The Fair
Local notes report Grady Oldham of First State Bank Canyon visiting Monday. Amarillo hosts weeks events with club lunches, dance at St Francis school, and a Panhandle Inn that stays full. Marriage license issued Baxter Sanders and Blanche Vandell. J. A. Hill of West Texas State Teachers College in Amarillo Monday. Sheriff officials from Clovis interview Margaret Ethridge charged with theft near Amarillo. Walter Willmering liquor case under district court. St Francis community dance draws sixty couples. Baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. F C Higgins at 2006 Fillmore street. San Jacinto Missionary society to meet at 2:30 at 602 Maryland avenue.
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Baxter Sanders
Blanche Vandell
J. A. Hill
West Texas State Teachers College
Amarillo
West Sixth Street
Tyler
Rock Island Viaduct
St. Francis
Musketeers
Globe
F. C. Higgins
Mr. Higgins
Alex Hyman & Co
Thelobe
Fillmore Street
Methodist Missionary Society of
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J. J. Melver
Maryland Avenue
Forrest Warren
Virgil Fisher
Second Death Penalty In Slaying In Orange
Herbert Batchan, 25, was sentenced to death by a jury for the murder of Joe Prejean, marking the second death penalty verdict after the February 14 killings of three white men in Orange Texas. Frank Wilkes was found guilty last Friday and sentenced to death for Prejean’s murder, with other Wilkes and Batchan cases set for later terms.
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Herbert Batchan
Joe Prejean
Frank Wilkes
Prejean
Wilkes
Basil Stakes
Dallas Morris
Batehan
Morris
Ben Wilkes
Wheeler Appears Before Grand Jury
Senator Wheeler of Montana testified today before the District of Columbia grand jury probing three week old charges tied to government land transactions. Daniel James McAuliffe of New Jersey filed suit in Delias US District Court against Texan 611 and qyLand Company seeking a receiver for stockholders led by Mlavmon Krupp Frank T. Vickrell and others over a claim exceeding one million dollars.
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Washington
Senator Wheeler
Montana
District of Columbia Grand Jury
San Angelo
Daniel James McAuliffe
New Jersey
United States District Court
Delias
Texan 611
qyLand Comany
Nlavmon Krupp
el Paso
Frank T. Vickrell
Big Lake
Mexican ambassador Tellez presents credentials to Coolidge
Manuel Tellez the first accredited Mexican ambassador to the United States since relations were resumed presented his credentials to President Coolidge. The brief dispatch also notes a local newspaper classified line.
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Washington
Manuel Tellez
United States
Coolidge
Globe
Police Protection Ordered for Mexican Separatists
Mexico City report states President Calles ordered police protection for Knights of Guadalupe members linked to the Mexican Catholic Apostolic church. They seized Soledad church near the national palace after disturbances when women worshipers blocked Father Luis Monje from celebrating mass. Four people were injured in the clash, the first between Roman Catholics and the new church followers.
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Associated Presa
Mexico City
Calles
Order of the Knights of Guadalupe
Mexican Catholic Apostolic Church
Soledad
National Palace
Luis Monje
Amarillo Day Planned at Oklahoma Automobile Show
Oklahoma City plans a special Amarillo day at the state show from March 20 to 26. More than 100 Amarillo dealers will travel by special train, and Tulsa dealers also prepare a separate day. Only a few models survived the Kansas City fire to be shown locally. Edgar Bell notes all auto and accessory booths are sold.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Amarillo
Tex
L. Everlegg
Marillio
Tulsa
American Royal
Kansas City
Edgar Bell
Bell
Gas Company to Remove Obsolete Tanks at Amarillo Plant
Amarillo Gas Company plans removal of two large steel tanks once used for artificial gas. Improvements at the workshops and the tanks no longer being needed prompt their removal. A brick addition under remodeling will add storage for meters and equipment.
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Amarillo Gas Company
Search for Three Men Believed Lost at Sea
Norfolk detectives launch a search for George Brent Henry Seibel and Joe Galeskie three Norfolk youths who departed December 15 on a southern cruise in a small launch. They planned to reach Savannah by Christmas but letters to them in Savannah and Florida went undelivered. They reportedly had no prior sea experience.
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Norfolk
George Brent
Henry Seibel
Joe Galeskie
Savannah
Florida
Sesquicentennial July Celebration Plan Backed by Senate
Washington report says a national celebration of the 150th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence July 4 1776 would be planned by a proposed sesquicentennial commission authorized by a Senate favored resolution.
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Washington
Sesquicentennial Commission
Senate
Shrine Ingoaporation Bill Passes Senate
Washington senate approves bill to incorporate the Imperial Council of the Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine to manage a 2,090,000 fund for hospital care of crippled children.
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Washington
Imperial Council
Senate
Condition of Lloyd George Improves in Birmingham
In Birmingham on Feb 24, former Premier Lloyd George, who fell ill with a sore throat on Saturday, shows improved condition with normal temperature. He still experiences throat discomfort but is expected to resume his trip tomorrow after the illness interrupted his travels.
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Birmingham
England
Lloyd George
Falls Off Precipice Near Montlake Ridge
In Chattanooga Tennessee on February 24 William Sharp age 18 plunged from a 9 foot watch on Walden's ridge near Montlake Sunday and fell to his death down a 75 foot precipice moss on the path gave way in the accident.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Railroad News and Folks by John Moore
Railroad business shows a downward trend with reduced force in all departments and a freight lull expected for a few weeks. Santa Fe organizes tracklaying to upgrade to 110 pound rail costing about 1 million dollars with 17 extra gangs by March 1. Panhandle ships daily oil to Houston while Southern Pacific expands group insurance to El Paso and Southwestern employees and Santa Fe prepares to acquire Tulsa and Santa Fe railway.
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Santa Fe
Panhandle
Houston
Southern Pacific Company
el Paso and Southwestern
Southern Pacific System
Monkeys Praised For Cleanliness At Randall’s Zoo
More than 200 visitors daily note the four monkeys’ cleanliness at Randall drug store zoo. Randall cites Carl Ackley of Fields' museum saying no vermin have ever been found on a monkey and the animals stay clean by careful skin and fur care.
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Randal
Mr. Randal
Randall
Carl Ackley
Fields’ Museum
Fire Deadly Blaze Ravages Rahman ya Village
A devastating fire in Rahman ya near Ramanhur killed thirty people and seriously injured thirty eight. The blaze destroyed nearly the entire village, burning five hundred houses and leaving extensive destruction in its wake.
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Cairo
Rahmanya
Ramanhur
Experiment Station Work Praised by Educator
Canyon Feb 24 Frank R Phillips director of agriculture at Canyon praises Spur experiment station for aiding West Texas farmers It has originated Spur feterita produced grains suited to the region and conducted feeding tests on West Texas grown products for local livestock A current study evaluates Brahma blood feeding quality using yearlings of mixed Hereford Brahma and examines feeding methods for cotton seed hulls in cattle and sheep
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Canyon
Spur
West Texas
Frank R. Phillips
South Plains
Phillips
Mr. Phillips
Texas
Home Economics Class to Inspect Hotel Palo Duro
Miss Helen Burton head of the home economics department at West Texas State Teachers College Canyon will bring thirty girls to the Hotel Palo Duro for an inspection of the hotel focusing on its cooking kitchen and serving equipment.
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Helen Burton
West Texas State
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