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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1925
Page
8
Market notes from Ft Worth Chicago Kansas City and Oklahoma City list cattle hogs and sheep with varied prices. Cattle ranges show calves and yearlings active. hogs higher with top around 11. sheep mixed with lambs and feeders quoted. Grain and cotton futures reported. Amarillo exchange noted with HIGGINS and Hyman & Co. listed.
Local supplier lists poultry items with weights and prices including hens four pounds and over under four pounds leghorn ducks and turkeys with various age grades. Butter and eggs are noted as fresh and delivered with listed per unit prices.
The grain page shows mixed quotes with January, May and July futures. Prices range around 23.7 to 24.6 for nearby contracts with brief daily changes and percentages noted for some months. The data include highs lows closes and related figures for March and December options.
Four couples face disturbing the peace charges after deputies reported finding them dancing at a private party in the River Road school house Saturday night. The case, prompted by a break in, will be heard tomorrow at 9 before Justice of the Peace G. Landis. Jeff D. Bartlett, city manager, is ill.
Farm and ranch loan terms and rates from Oar Service invite comparison with all competition. The notice highlights competitive pricing and flexible options for producers seeking financing for land, equipment, and operating costs.
Stage notes reveal public curiosity as preparations for a play titled Economy continue. Presidential electors meet to select a messenger to carry Texas results to Washington with women electors under consideration for the honor.
In a reflection on instinct and distance the article recalls Halil the Turkish hero who captured a British general and his 10,000 men and refused Britain's ten million dollar parole bribe. It then questions Mayor Hylan’s hypothetical streetcar fare increase to eight cents and a corresponding yearly revenue gain.
The article argues that Colorado River water, formed by US rainfall, belongs to the United States while rain on Mexican territory should belong to Mexico. It asserts all water should be used for US power and irrigation, with possible exceptions for already developed enterprises.
By order of the District Court of Potter County Texas a sale is ordered to satisfy a judgment against W M Warlick in Cause No 4263 First National Bank of Amarillo as plaintiff The sale will occur February 3 1925 at the Potter County courthouse Amarillo Texas The property is Lots 9 and 10 Block 8 South Side Addition to Amarillo Texas and is described in the deed records Sheriff Wiley Pollard will conduct the sale with Deputy C A Herbert The notice includes the judgment amount 1464 54 interest 10 percent and costs 8 10 and it records the levy dated January 12 1925.
Dr. John W. Fitzgerald of Memphis was elected president of the North West Texas Chiropractors' Association at yesterday's meeting, with twenty members present. Dr. J. F. Bromert of Amarillo named secretary treasurer and another meeting was set for January 25 in Bromert's office. The gathering focused on legislative questions affecting the profession.
James Robert Moore infant son of Mr and Mrs W M Moore died in a Dallas hospital today. The body will be brought here tomorrow and funeral services will be at 430 o clock in the family home with Rev Stanley W Hayne of Polk Street Methodist church officiating. The body will be in charge of the Blackburn Funeral home A M Rocock and wife of Chase county Kansas are here today. Mr Rocock expects to purchase seam erged steers to ship to Kansas to winter May Albert Oscar Rudolph Ramon Jose
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