Furnished and unfurnished rooms and apartments for rent
Multiple listings show furnished and unfurnished rooms and apartments for rent in various locations including 805 Harrison 1000 Fillmore 810 Pierce and 703 Monroe. Descriptions include private baths garages hot water, and walking distance options. Also notes fur nished housekeeping rooms and an employed couple seeking a modern apartment by January 15th.
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Fillmore
Tyler
Madison
Harrison
Pierce Street
Monroe
N. Fillmore
Care of the Globe
16Th Street
Pierce
Paved Street
Johnson
Bargains on Reconditioned Cars From Overland Knight
Overland Knight Company offers rebuilt Ford Tudor sedans from 1925 and a 1924 Buick Six Touring at reduced prices. Trade-ins welcome. Limited stock and terms listed locally.
Fort Worth and Wichita Livestock Prices Flash January 13
The Associated Press reports Fort Worth markets with cattle at 3 700 including 700 calves. beef at 6 to 8.50. hogs 12.40 to 12.50. sheep 14 to 15.50. Wichita markets show cattle 500 with fat heifers 6 to 7.50 and hogs 11.85 to 11.95. sheep 14.
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Fort Worth
Associated Press
Janu
Wichita
The
Kan
Livestock Markets Report Across Cities Jan 13
Oklahoma City Chicago and Kansas City cattle hogs and sheep prices listed by city. Oklahoma City shows heavy steers $7.50 to $8.50 and hogs $12 to $12.15. Chicago notes steady cattle 12,000 with hogs higher and sheep active. Kansas City reports slow cattle and strong sheep with veal tops and hogs around $11.50 to $12.15. Money rates in New York show call money steady around 4 percent with various loan terms.
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Associated Press
East St. Louis
Jan
Oklahoma City
The
Chicago
Kansas City
New York
Prime Mercantile Paper
U S Bonds Quotes From New York Market
U S bonds traded in New York with Liberty 3s at 100 and first 4s at 100. Treasury issues showed varied readings including first 4s at 100 and fourth 4s at 102.1. Other entries list second 4s at 100.19 and third 4s at 100.29 alongside Treasury 48 at 102.31 and 4443 at 106.19.
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Associated Press
New York
U. S
Liberty
Treasury
Butter and Eggs Prices Dome Chicago News Item
Butter and eggs move in Chicago trading on January 13 with butter slipping to 41 to 42 cents for creamery extras and 40 to 41 cents for firsts. Eggs decline with firsts at about 34. to 34.6 cents and ordinary firsts near 34 cents.
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Chicago
Potatoes Steady Prices Across Regions Reported
Chicago market notes on January 13 show Wisconsin and Minnesota round whites valued at 4.15 to 4.30 dollars with fancy at 4.40 while Idaho russets sold for 4.20 to 4.45 dollars.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Idaho
Foreign Exchange Rates Noted In Markets
Foreign exchange rates published for New York show steady trading on January 13. Rates listed include Great Britain at 4.8556 demand and 4.8511 16 cables, France at 3.7514 demand and 3.76 cables, Italy at 4.038 percent demand, Belgium 4.535, Germany 28.80, Tokyo 44, and Montreal 99 13 16.
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Associated Press
New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Tokyo
Montreal
Grain futures prices in Kansas City recap
Kansas City cash grain report shows No. 2 hard wheat at 1.73 to 1.83 per bushel and No. 2 red wheat at 1.82 to 1.84. Corn bids range from 0.78 to 0.88 for No. 3 white and 0.794 to 0.81 for No. 2 yellow. Oats No. 2 white quotes at 0.44 and No. 3 at 0.43 to 0.44.
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Kansas City
Chicago
New Orleans Cotton Dips on Early Trade Activity
New Orleans cotton markets opened with light trading as prices showed tentative moves amid early session activity. Dealers noted quiet demand from exporters and mills, while weather conditions in the Delta kept sentiment cautious.
Mrs Carrie Bever Funeral Rites Planned Thursday
Funeral services for Mrs Carrie Bever will be held Thursday at 3 30 p m at St Andrews Episcopal church with Rev R W McCallum officiating The Order of the Eastern Star will hold burial service at Llano cemetery Active pallbearers include John Wayland Elgin Boulware Dave Brittain Robert L Zekman Pete Bistes Phil Darnell Honorary pallbearers list many local men Burial in Llano cemetery under Griggs Undertaking company direction
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Carrie Bever
St. Andrews Episcopal Church
R. W. McCallum
Order of the Eastern Star
Llano
John Wayland
Elgin Boulware
Dave Brittain
Robert L. Zekman
Pete Bistes
Phil Darnell
John Cowan
John Murphy
Guy Saunders
LB. T. Ware
Dick Ware
John Gilvin
Howard Williams
Henry Henderson
Ed. Green
Mart Gould
Arch Cocks
John Montello
W. D. Walsh
Barney Files
Dave Derden
Jack Farwell
Arthur Ware
Charles Ware
Jim Parr
Henry Gurtz
Mr Brodstrom
John Parr
W. Herring
H. A. Palmer
George Parr
Joe Parr
J. T. Russell
Carl Coffee
Frank Clows
E. W. Hardin
Fred Bone
Guy Carlander
Robert Crawford
Jack Wheatley
W. W. Hamilton
A. J. Kronbeck
W. H. Hayman
T. H. Collins
G. H. Withers
J. T. Withers
J. C. Mulkins
BE. H. Petty
John E. Hill
R. D. Gi
Presbyterian Church-Night Service Talk on Anointing Jesus
The Church Night service takes place Wednesday at 7:30 in the Hall with Dr Thomeen speaking on The Anointing of Jesus. Circle two arranges the social hour and the public is invited to attend.
There Here Everywhere E Dowden in Plainview Wednesday
Here There Everywhere reports from Plainview note hardware merchant E Dowden visiting town on Wednesday. The item also includes various letters and clippings from J Malcolm Shelton in Havana along with multiple local notices about car sales, property permits, births, injuries, and community projects in Dallas, Pampa, Canadian, Collinsworth, and Ama rillo.
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E. Dowden
Plainview
Bryant to Hold Special Railroad Men's Service
Rev G H Bryant, pastor of Buchanan Street Methodist Church, announces another special service for railroad men next Sunday night at 7 15 oclock. He plans to deliver a message of special interest to railroad workers and will likely use one of John Moore's poems in the sermon, with special music featured. Last year railroad men warmly thanked him for a similar service.
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G. H. Bryant
Buchanan Street Methodist
Rev. Bryant
John Moore
Bryant
Waraly
Proceedings of the Seventh District Court of Civil Appeals Amarillo
Motions overruled and cases submitted in the Seventh Supreme Judicial District at Amarillo. Dockets include Globe Indemnity Co. versus E O Barnes and others, T J Mansfield Construction Co. versus Mrs E B Gorsline, many from Yoakum, Cottle, Dallam, Hale, Bailey, Potter, Wilbarger, Lubbock, Crosby, Carson, Deaf Smith, and other counties. Set for submission February 3, 1920.
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Court of Civil Appeals
Seventh Supreme Judicial District
Amarillo
Globe Indemnity Co
E. O. Barnes
T. J. Mansfield Construction Co
E. B. Gorsline
Affirmed
Francis C. Farwell
D. B. Tingle
Yoakum
M. Smith
C. L. Loftis
Cottle
Great West Mill & Elevator Co
E. L. Hess
Potter
J. D. Keys
J. T. Oates
Wilbarger
Frank W. Hayes
Thos. Walsh
Dallam
City National Bank of Decatur
Clais L. Greene
Noble Oil & Development Co
Peck & Hickerwell
Hallie Kilgore
R. R. Burns
Jno
E. Ferguson
Nannie L. Mounts
Deaf Smith
A. E. Whitehead
Henry J. Reiger
Lubbock
Ben Flentge
W. A. Squyres
Hale
Crosby County Cattle Co
Half Minute Interviews with The Globe Figures and Facts
A collection of quick quotes from locals and professionals including Mrs. Sam Lain on novelty in The Globe, a doctor explaining a talkative patient during surgery, Karl Walker on a garage placard, Dr L L Dawson recalling golf scores and office move, E E Keen and Jim Ashford on walking to town, E E McDonald on boiled eggs, William Beck of Independent Torpedo Co discussing Panhandle prospects, L D Washburn on a German police dog, Oscar Randal noting a Shamrock chocolate order for Britt Mundy Motor Co, Harry Brown on lethal carbon monoxide fumes, and a notice of a new daughter for Mr and Mrs Hal Stack.
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L. D. Washburn
Oscar Randal
Shamrock
Britt- Mundy Motor Company
Rock Island Rail News From Amarillo Area and Local Notes
Railroad notices report W. H. Clutter returning from Fort Worth to Amarillo as city passenger agent. milk and cream to be baggage from February 1. John Spann resumes duties after flu. clerical back pay of about 125 dollars due midmonth after labor board ruling. Local wages tied to Rock Island rail line total 26928 dollars monthly. various personal notes and a Billy Browning song update conclude the item.
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HW. W. Clutter
Rock Island City
Fort Worth
Rock Island
Mr. Clutter
Dalhart
Amarillo
Polk Street
John Spann
Rock Island Freight and Passenger Department
Labor Board
E. C. Bradbury
L. L. Bennett
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Amarllo
R. J. Broyles
Rock Island Railway
A. J. Denman
Race Teland
Fillmore
Oklahoma
Tom Morrison
Moore Poston
Nick” Browning
Browning
Roundabout Radio Company
Pierce St
St Vitus
Ad Prospectus for Foley Remedies Offers Free Samples
A promotional note instructs sending the advertisement and ten cents to Foley & Co. in Chicago to receive a ten cent bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds, plus free samples of Foley Pills and Folky Cathartic Tablets. The claim says these remedies have served millions and urges trying them.
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Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
FOLEY
Entertaining Musicians To Give Program In Santa Fe
The Santa Fe Reading Room will host a Golden Gate Concert company program Friday at 8 in the Municipal auditorium. Kathryn Pulley, a noted ukulele soloist, and a strong cast including F. G. Pulley, Alma Warner, Dave Minnis, Lenna Archer perform classics, novelties, and ensembles. No admission charged. Santa Fe workers urged to attend. agents from county and district gather for mid winter sessions in Dallas January 19 to 22. Co. V. Vernon reports Texas Builders Supply moving along first rate.
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Santa Fe
Municipal Auditorium
Golden Gate Concert Company
Redpath Chautauqua Bureau
Kathryn Pulley
Atlantic
The
Golden Gate Company
F. G. Pulley
Alma Warner
Dave Minnis
Lenna Archer
Redpath
Fin
Dallas
How Doctors Treat Colds and Flu
Physicians and druggists now recommend Calotabs to break up a cold or shorten grippe influenza sore throat or tonsillitis. One or two Calotabs at bedtime with water. no salts or nausea. next morning the cold vanishes and appetite returns. Family package with directions priced 35 cents at drug stores.
Indigestion remedy Ferraline promises relief
A vintage advertisement touts Ferraline as a natural digestive tonic to strengthen digestion and prevent indigestion. It claims rapid relief, addresses linked symptoms like weak blood and anaemia, and offers a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails. A ten day course costs one dollar at druggists.
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Coe-Parks Lumber Company
Panhandle
Dixon Creek
Hotel Girler
10Th
Lincoln
Essex
Studebaker
Glenn Ledford
Manning Mattress & Rug Cleaning
Buick
Overland
Fard Corpe
Chevrolet
Polk
Woot Markets “Coton
ST. Louis Livestock
Amarillo Grain
Cpe Ee Ee Hk
LLC
Jane
American Car & Foundry
Mil, & St. P
Chile
Chrysler Corp
Colorado Fuel Aes
Consolidated Gas
Crucible Steel
Bs Famous Players
Wisk Rubber
General Asphalt
Lys
General Electric
General Motors
Gas States Steel
Hudson Motors
Esi
New Orleans
Associated Presa
Mrs. Bever
Thrilling True Life
True Magazine
Troekom Magazine
Ihe
Atall
Howard Kuhlman
J. Malcolm Shelton
Havana
Mr. Shelton
Texas
Texas Cattlem
Dave Pursley
Miami
al Irwin
Bill Tandy
C. F. Randall
Felix D. Robertson
Criminal Court No. 1
Banks Jones
J. C. Taylor
Jackson Street
H. R. Oliver
Tennessee Avenue
Hart and Hickman
Mississippi Avenue
B. L. Johnson
Cleveland
John R. Edmonds
C. C. Stinson
Collinsworth County
Cal Farley
Ina Laird
Dave Laird
Pampa
Ben Henson
Stephensville
F. H. Snow
Snow
L. W. Bussey
C. M. Cox
Buchanan Street
John R. Parr
Lincoln Street
Board of City Development
Karl Walker
Detroit
E. E. Keen
Jim Ashford
E. E. McDonald
William Beck
Independent Torpedo Company
Panhandle Field
Harry Brown
Hal Stack
By John Moore
Amour
Armour’s
Lighthouse Cleanser
Maxwell House
van Camp
Eemour
Maroney’s Grocery & Market
East Tenth Street
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