Livestock market results across Chicago St Louis Kansas City Wichita
Market quotes show hogs and cattle mixed across major midwest cities on Jan 4. Chicago hogs steady to lower with heavy hogs 10.90 to 11.45. cattle slow with steers 9 to 10.25. sheep lambs 15.25 to 15.50. St Louis hogs 11.75 to 12.25, cattle 11 to 11.25, sheep unsold. Kansas City cattle 9 to 10, vealers 11.50, hogs 11.35 to 11.65, lambs 15 to 15.25. Wichita cattle 8.30 to 7.75 for steers and heifers, hogs 11.30 to 11.40, sheep steady.
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Chicago
ST. Louis
East St. Louis
Jan
Fort Worth Livestock Prices Report
Fort Worth cattle numbers around 5 000 with 540 calves steady overall. Beeves 5.59 to 8.25, stockers 4.50 to 7.50, fat cows 4.00 to 5.25, yearlings 5.50 to 12, heifers 4.50 to 11, calves 5.50 to 8.50, bulls 2.65 to 4.25. Hogs 1 000 lower. best 11.70 to 11.85, packing sows 9 10. Pigs 9 to 10.25. Sheep 300 steady. lambs 14 to 15.50, feeder lambs 10 to 13, yearlings 10 to 12, wethers 7.50 to 8.50, ewes 6.25 to 7.50, stockers 6 to 7.
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Fort Worth
Oklahoma City Livestock Market Report
Oklahoma City cattle receipts 3 000 uneven with cows above 5.50 per hundredweight fed heifers 7 cutters 3.25 to 3.75 canners 3 light calves 9 hogs 1 500 lower butchers 11.60 to 11.95.
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the Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Jan
Poultry Prices Steady Across Chicago Markets
Poultry markets report steady prices in Chicago trading on January 4 with fowls 23 to 20, springs 31, turkeys 20, roosters 17, ducks 25 to 30, and geese 18 to 20, AP reports.
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The
Associated Press
Chicago
Potatoes Steady Across Markets
Chicago price report shows potato markets steady with Wisconsin Minnesota and Colorado noting sackings. Wisconsin bulk round whites bring 3.85 to 4.00 dollars per hundredweight and 4.00 dollars for Wisconsin sacked round whites. Idaho russets priced 4.00 to 4.25 while Colorado brown beauties are 4.25.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Colorado
Idaho
Butter and Eggs Prices Drop in Chicago Trade
Butter declines with creamery extras at .45, standards .44, firsts .42 to .43, seconds .41. Eggs ease with firsts at .36 and ordinary firsts at .33 to .34. The report notes wholesale movement in Chicago markets on January 4.
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The
Associated Press
Chicago
Kansas City cash grain prices for wheat corn and oats
Wheat No 2 hard 1.79 1.88. No 2 red 1.89 1.91. Corn No 3 white 75 78 cents. No 2 yellow 77 78 cents. Oats No 2 white 44 44. No 3 white 43 44 cents.
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Kansas City
The
Associated Press
Jan
Ceramics From Czechoslovakia Win Favor Here
This report notes Czech and Slovak ceramics gaining popularity in the domestic market. Artisans from Czechoslovakia showcase distinct glazes and forms attracting collectors and retailers seeking European craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czechoslovakia
Amara Grain and Amarillo Produce Listings
The page lists prices for grains such as wheat and maize per 100 pounds and per bushel, plus livestock items including Leghorn hens, roosters, turkeys, and geese. It also notes butter and eggs prices, and presents New York Stock Exchange quotes for major companies like American Locomotive, General Electric, and Coca Cola.
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MIRO
Wiesel
Leghorn
Blacks Springs
Coast Line
Baldwin Loco
New York
Chem. & Dye
American Locomotive
American Tel
American Tobacco
Bethlehem Steel
California Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
Leath
C.cesseccas
Cerro de Pasco
Cesvecerss
Ghia Gogner
General Electric
Colorado Fuel Consolidated Gas
General Motors
Gulf States Steel
Hudson Motors
Harvester i Kennnecott Cop
Sense OG
Money Rates New York Jan 4 Call money and loans
Call money easier with highs at 4 and lows at 5 percent. Ruling rate 6 percent. Closing bid 5 percent and last loan 4 percent. Call loans against acceptances 4 1 4 percent. Time loans firm with 60 to 90 days 4 to 5 percent and four to six months 4 4 5 percent. Prime mercantile paper 4 percent.
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Associated Press
New York
Jan
Prime Mercantile
Market news from New Orleans on prices and futures
New Orleans reports early completion of abroad agreements and continued prosperity outlook. Market rises nearly 30 points on Liver pool, while New York notes larger shipments and technical strength in March futures. Goods market expects active demand amid depleted stocks and sustained high production. prices near near positions face trading reactions.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
New York
Kolfler
Wheat market shifts as imports rise and Liverpool aids gains
Wheat markets show importers buying more Manitoba grain with abroad offers rising. Liverpool's unexpected advance fuels strength as small world shipments influence prices. Japan purchases Australian cargo amid rains in Argentina and quality concerns for future arrivals. Cash wheat gains at northwest mills and Winnipeg. in the southwest selling increases while visible supply grows. Coarse grains lack cash demand. overall supply rises. uncertain if legislation can curb load.
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Chicago
Manitoba
Liverpool
Japan
Argentine
North West
Winnipeg
Building Starts 1926 With Five Permits Issued
Am arillo records a hopeful start for 1926 as five building permits totaling 22 600 dollars are issued. Projects include a laundry plant at 205 Pierce street and a filling station at 514 West Sixth street, plus two dwellings and a sheds and office structure for Star Lumber Company on Jackson street.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
Pierce Street
D. W. Joiner
West Sixth Street
A. Beard
Burlington Street
Congress at Work in Geneva Preparations for U N Disarmament
Congress prepares for a Geneva disarmament conference with the president confident of congressional support. Senate and House committees, including Ways and Means and Finance, advance key tax and debt discussions.
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Geneva
Congress
Ways and Means
Senate Finance Committee
House
Senator Norris Pushes Moratorium on Upper Tennessee Power Permits
In Washington on January 4 Senator Norris of Nebraska introduced a resolution in the Senate asking the federal power commission to stop issuing permits for power development on the upper Tennessee river until Congress acts on Muscle Shoals. It was referred to the agriculture committee. Norris warned private ownership could harm the government’s Muscle Shoals property.
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Muscle Shoals
Associated Press
Washington
Federal Power Commission
Upper Tennessee River
Congress
Senate
Norris
Republican
Nebraska
Senate Agriculture Committee
Lawmakers prepare hearings on taxes, railroads, and farming aid
Secretary Mellon approved the tax bill and is ready to testify before committees. The House Interstate Commerce Committee plans to probe alleged rubber price manipulation by British colonial governments. The Senate will begin hearings on the Gooding railroad bill to curb higher charges for short hauls. Immediate hearings on surplus crop disposal aid are sought by Iowa legislators.
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Mellon
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Senate
House Agriculture Committee
Iowa
Hotel Ware Rebuilt At Plainview Expands To 100 Rooms
Plainview January 4 special: Hotel Ware fully rebuilt and refurnished adding a fourth floor with thirty new guest rooms and a roof garden. Total reconstruction cost 365000, overall plant investment about 250000. J N Donohoe and R C Ware own the hotel with Frank A Hart as manager and lessee.
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Plainview
Hotel Ware
Ile
South Palms
J. N .Donohoe
R. C. Ware
Uew
Frank A. Hart
Hart
San Angelo
San Angeles
Ware
Rabbi Wise Continues Lead of Palestine Appeal Drive
Dr. Stephen Wise, leader of the United Palestine Appeal, faced calls to resign after a controversial sermon. The executive committee rejected his resignation by 59 to 9 after hours of debate, and Wise then withdrew the move. Orthodox groups had censured him, threatening to cut support.
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The
Associated Press
New York
Stephen Wise
Free Synagogue
United Palestine Appeal
Appeal
Wise
Union of
Orthodox Rabbis
Mizrachi
Dr. Wise
Jesus
No Trace Of Fair Theater Veggs Found By Officers
Amarillo officers report no progress toward the apprehension of the man or men who broke the lock of the Fair theater safe late Friday night and obtained more than $1800 in silver and currency. Chief Clark Cain says he is baffled and has nothing definite to work from. The sheriff's office notes no further developments. Officers believe an expert "knob knocker" with theater knowledge did the job.
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Amarillo
Fair Theater
Clark Cain
Sheriff's Office
New Scout Rank Made for Junior Assistant Scout Master
National council creates the office of junior assistant scout master. Only first class scouts with leadership ability eligible. The move aims to engage older youths aged 16 to 18 in Boy Scout leadership roles.
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National Council
Jefferson Caffrey Named to Salvador Ministry
Jefferson Caffrey of Louisiana was nominated today to be minister to Salvador, announced from Washington on January 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvador Washington
Jefferson Caffrey
Louisiana
Savador
Queen Margherita of Italy Dies at 74 in Bordighera
Dowager Queen Margherita mother of King Victor Emmanuel dies in Bordighera Italy after pulmonary pleurisy. Born Turin November 20 1851 she opposed divorce and aided philanthropy while supporting hospital and asylum work. She helped block a royal marriage and survived an assassination attempt in 1905.
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Associated Press
Bordighera
Italy
Margherita
Victor Emmanuel
Duke of
Abruzzi
Katherine Elkins
William F. H. Hill
Washington
Margherita Marie Terese Giovanni
Humbert
Bresel
Little Saint Bernard
Eviang Les Bains
Stone
Switzerland
Turin
Ferdinand of
Savoy
Genoa
Elizabeth of Saxe
Humbert of
Piedmont
Victor Emmanuel II
Dallas Pressman Shot His Home Body Found
Dallas AP brief reports J Bye Sailas, a newspaper pressman, was found shot to death at his home with a Christmas shotgun nearby. He is survived by two sons and one daughter.
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Associated Press
Dallas
J. Bye
Sailas
I C C rules for Ogden grain exchange case
The interstate commerce commission ruled unactionable for the Ogden Utah grain exchange case. It found that Los Angeles and Salt Lake railroad rate increases on grain to Texas Louisiana and Oklahoma were unreasonable and ordered cancellation of new schedules held since 1925. The Milford Utah to Sherman Texas wheat rate would rise from 71 to 102 cents.
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Associated
Washington
Ogden
Utah
Novelist and daughter sail from San Pedro in Iris catboat
W F Kohler, novelist, his 20 year old daughter Virginia and photographer John Wallace left San Pedro aboard the 26 foot catboat Iris for New York by way of Panama.
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Associated Press
San Pedro
Cal
W. F. Kohler
Virginia
John Wallace
New York
Panama
Comedian Nick Altrock Signs 1926 Baseball Contract
Washington fans get a 1926 contract signing by Nick Altrock the famed coach comedian. He notes fifteen years with President Griffith and no salary disputes, promising more lighthearted leadership in the season ahead.
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Associated Press
Washington
Nick Altrock
Eae
Griffith
Nephew of H. S. Firestone Visits Amarillo
Dr. R M Bennett speaks with a Globe reporter about meeting Mr Firestone the Firestone family member. The Amarillo visitor, in charge of the Southwest district from Albuquerque, travels with his wife and plans to return home later today.
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Firestone
R. M. Bennett
Globe
Akron
Ohio
Southwest
Albuquerque
Amarillo
Bennett
H. S. Firestone
Henry Ford
Thomas Edison
President Coolidge
Amaril- 0
Local Boy Honored for Work in Canyon College
Edmund Dyche Jr son of Mr and Mrs W E Dyche owners of Dyche Confectionery 51244 Taylor Street has earned high praise from Miss Mary Moss Richardson English professor at West Texas State Teachers College Canyon for leading 113 students this fall Richardson notes Edmund was the top student whose papers were shared with his parents by the professor A Texline high school graduate Dyche stands out for daily speech recitation and written work in her class
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Edmund Dyche
W. E. Dyche
Dyche
Taylor Street
Mary Moss Richardson
West Texas State Teachers College
Canyon
Edmund
Miss Richardson
Young Dyche
Texline High School
Scout Training Enables Boy To Save Brother Life
Austin report credits Billy Cooper with saving his brother Jack a 20 year old Texas University student after gas fumes overwhelmed him in a bathroom. Billy used Boy Scout training to perform artificial respiration, reviving Jack within about fifteen minutes after entering the locked room.
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Associated Press
Austin
Billy Cooper
Jack
Texas University
C. B. Weller
Billie
McLean Girl Lelene Coffey Dies At 19 In Hospital
Lelene Coffey nineteen year old daughter of Mr and Mrs L F Coffey of McLean died at a local hospital at 2 am Sunday after several months illness. She is survived by her parents and a brother John Boyd Coffey. She belonged to the Presbyterian church. The body was sent to McLean by Griggs Undertaking company at 8 15 am Sunday with her parents.
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Lelene Coffey
L. F. Coffey
McLean
John Boyd Coffey
Presbyterian Church
Griggs Undertaking Company
Rock Island
Myers Family Returns From Holiday Auto Trip
Emil F. Myers and family traveled from Texas to the lower Rio Grande valley visiting relatives near Brownsville. It marked Myers first Texas trip with a cold sleet crossing and a porch Christmas dinner amid blooming roses. He noted Amarillo College of Music will start new sight singing harmony and theoretical music classes and private instruction resumes today.
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Emil F. Myers
Rio Grande Valley
Mr. Myers
Brownsville
Texas
Dallas
Fort Worth
Sar Angelo
Myers
Amarillo College of Music
Auto accident fatal near Caddo Mills in Texas
In Greenville Texas on January 4 H Holland Goodwin once from Dallas died instantly when the car overturned in a ditch near Caddo Mills. Passenger Will Morgan of Sulphur Springs was fatally injured and Lee Mayfield of Leonard seriously injured but expected to recover. Separately, firms and individuals of Poland will receive financial credit for new residential construction and additions to existing homes.
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Greenville
Texas
H. Holland Goodwin
Dallas
Caddo Mills
Will Morgan
Sulpher Springs
Lee Mayfield
Leonard
Poland
Poor Boy From Chicago Ghetto Becomes Violin Master
Raoul Berger 24, son of Russian immigrants and Chicago ghetto resident, fulfills a twenty year dream by becoming a violin master. He teaches at the University Conservatory of Music in Austin Texas and makes his formal debut at Orchestra Hall on February 16. Berger funded his lessons by selling newspapers and later studied under Kneisel in New York and Carl Flesh in Europe before returning to teach.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Raoul Berger
Tearner
Berger
University Conservatory of Music
Austin
Texas
Orchestra Hall
Raoul
Klei-Znorim
Kneisel
New York
Marie S. Hannan
Europe
Carl Flesh
United States
University Conservatory of Music At
Frank L. Reed
Coolidge Seeks 2.3 Million Deficiency for Shoals
President Coolidge asked Congress for a 2.3 million defiency appropriation for the Muscle Shoals properties for the current fiscal year. Two million would fund purchase and installation of transformers at dam No. 2 and complete dam work. Three hundred thousand would maintain Dam No. 2 to keep power operations and sales.
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Associated Press
Washington
Muscle Shoals
Coolidge
House
War Department
Lord
T P Coal and Oil Linked with Wall Street Merger
New York January 4 The recovery in earnings of the Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Co and reports that its stock has been accumulating for weeks tie it to Wall Street merger chatter with Barnsdall Walter Phillips and Simms Petroleum. The firm expands production in Oklahoma and Montana with daily crude output around 10 000 barrels.
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New York
Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company
Wall Street
Barnsdall Corporation
Walte Phillips Company
Simms Petroleum
Oklahoma
Montana
Whaley urges action on federal potash donations
Porter A. Whaley, manager of the West Texas chamber of commerce, asks Amarillo leaders to back a federal bill granting 2.5 million dollars for potash development. He urges support from Senators Sheppard and Mayfield for annual allocations of 500 thousand dollars.
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West Texas
Porter A. Whaley
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo
Elizey to deliver influential talk for boys and men
Tom V. Ellzey will present Crossing the Rivers of Life at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church at 7 30 Tuesday night. The address targets developing boys and urges mothers and fathers to discuss vital topics with their sons. Attendance is free with no admission charge. boys under eleven are asked not to attend.
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Tom V. Ellzey
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Elizeyir
Supreme Court Invalidates Oklahoma Wage Law
The Supreme Court rules the Oklahoma current wage law for state contract labor invalid as criminal and unconstitutional. The decision stems from a case by General Construction Company which had injunctions against enforcing the statute. The same day the court approves the Red River boundary report between Oklahoma and Texas and holds California community property income taxable under the 1918 revenue act with the husband liable for the tax.
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Associated Press
Washington
Oklahoma
Supreme Court
General Construction Company
The
Supreme Court Today
Boundary Commissioners
Red River
Texas
California
Fines Levied for Driving with Last Year Plates in Court
Several residents paid 12 75 each in H R Airheart justice court for operating cars with 1925 license plates. Highway Officer W M McGoug warned many more may face fines as 300 cars were listed January 1 for lacking 1926 plates. Police urge timely registration. deliberate tax delinquency to be fined.
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Justice Court of
H. R. Airheart
W. M. MecGoug
Bay Scout Anniversary Ten To Be Observed Panhandle
In Panhandle Amarillo area, the Boy Scout anniversary week runs February 7 to 13, 1926, per Thomas H. Nelson. The sixteenth anniversary on February 8 will see 800000 boys recommit the scout oath at 8:15 p m. The week will feature related programs statewide with 24500 scout troops nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Nelson
Scout
Amarillo
Panhandle
Canyon Masseur Faces Medical Practice Trial
H. A. Brown a masseur and official physician for Canyon high school football is tried today under the state medical practice act. James L. Wohlford Randall county attorney prosecutes in county court with A. B. Martin Plainview defending Brown. Senator Reed and C. O. Kiser are Brown bondsmen.
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H. A. Brown
Canyon
James L. Wohlford
Randall County
A. B. Martin
Plainview
Brown
Reed
C. O. Kiser
Board of City Development Seeks 1926 Suggestions
Directors of the Board of City Development and Amarillo business men are mailed form letters asking for suggestions on where the board should focus in 1926. Officers and directors will meet Thursday night to review the forms and shape a program for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of City Development
Amarillo
Methodist Young People Denounce War Institution
In Memphis Tennessee 4000 delegates at the Methodist Episcopal Church South young peoples convention adopted a resolution denouncing the institution of war as the central issue in their closing hours retreating to their homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Memphis
Tenn
Young Peoples’ Convention
The
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Postmasters Named by President Coolidge Nominees
Washington January 4 Postmasters named by President Coolidge include Ennis Texas Belmont Greenstreet Bartlesville Oklahoma John Stone Dallas and John W Philp.
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Associated Press
Washington
Jan
Coolidge
Ennis
Texas
Belmont Greenstreet
Bartlesville
Oklahoma
John Stone
Dallas
John W. Philp
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Rabbi Wise
Palestine Appeal Drive
Dowager Queen
Texas News
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Sherman
Pool Manufacturing Company
Pool
Herbert M. Harrison
Chamber of Commerce
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Sherman Chamber of Commerce
Lubbock
Tech College
Vernon
Galveston—County
Dickinson Drug and Dry Goods
Galveston County
Ogden Grain Exchange
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Emil Myers
T. P. Coal and Oil
Whaley
Elizey
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