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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1926
Page
2
J rop pert worn and calves priced around 5000 dollars with various bids noted. Market rates for cattle vealers and other livestock shown alongside bond and currency figures from New York and foreign exchanges.
Kansas City grain shows a hard red wheat market with values around 20 million bushels noted. Livestock in Chicago and Omaha reports indicate active bidding for hogs and cattle, with prices for steers sows and vealers varying by grade. Poultry prices in Chicago are listed for fowls, springs, and turkeys.
Mrs Ella D Cowlander returned this morning from a month with her son Vester in Minneapolis OH Bingham received a permit to erect a 5000 dollar frame and stucco dwelling at 610 Maryland Avenue West Hi ivohoney The Texas Tech at Lubbock enrolled one thousand students J J Gant and W A Askew on the program committee for the Real Estate board meeting at 12 15 tomorrow Amarillo hotel Aire RR J Wright left for a visit to Sweet alter Charles Olds and i A Titsworth trainee ofood Gas company with deterters at Independence Kansas
Early trading in New York stocks shows a sharp rally with a flood of buy orders lifting several issues toward record highs. Gains span American Can Baldwin Steel and International Paper as the market shifts to profit taking later in the half hour with some declines from intraday peaks.
A skin specialist touts Mentho Sulphur as a rapid remedy for fiery itching eczema. The preparation allegedly uses sulfur’s properties to clear eruptions, heal the skin, and relieve torment with prompt effect. Obtain a jar from any good drugsist and send the coupon to trial.
Reports describe sudden weather shifts and heavy snow in Amarillo with impact on car brakes and skidding on packed surfaces. Local residents from AJ to Mrs. Wright discuss travel, business, and social life as spectators recall Jess Willard's rumored train appearance and a checker tournament planned by Manney.
A school district campaign for better teeth began last September in San Jacinto schools with daily tooth inspections. Principal details come from school nurse Mrs. Joseph Smith who praises the San Jacinto effort. A low fifth grade student, Richard Jones, wrote that neglecting teeth harms health and social life and undermines job prospects.
Cullum Motor Company of Amarillo reported the largest percentage increase in 1925 Graham truck sales over 1924 within the firm nation wide. Prospects look bright for 1926 as stated by Mr. Cullum. Kiwanis club directors plan their first Amarillo Hotel luncheon Friday noon led by President Ed Spann. The article notes U.S. surfaced roads near 600000 miles with extensive grading and drainage work per engineering standards.
Polk Street Methodist Church seeks Rev. Christian Reisner’s plan from Broadway Temple in New York City. The three million dollar church uses the first floor for worship and other floors for business offices and housing for young men. Reisner’s marketing of church ads in newspapers boosted attendance historically.
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