Castro Co Wheat Shows Prospect For Bumper Crop
Special to The Globe reports in Dimmitt Texas that Castro County wheat looks stronger than other South Plains counties. Judge Ray Sheffy notes conditions are favorable despite ninety days with no rain. If a good spring rain arrives, yield could surpass normal and acreage may reach a record high. Names May Albert Oscar Rudolph Ramon Jose appear in text.
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Globe
Dimmitt
Castro County
South Plains
Ray Sheffy
Sheffy
Committee on Cattle Convention to Report Details
The Panhandle Livestock Producers' Association executive committee will meet next Saturday at 4 PM in the rear of the National Bank of Commerce. President William O'Brien says each committee must report progress for the March 2 3 4 convention. Committees list steering program entertainment publicity rooming transportation and stockers and feeders auction with members named.
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Panhandle Livestock Producers’ Association
William O’brien
National Bank of Commerce
P. H. Landergin
O. V Vernon
H. C. Harding
R. B. Masterson
C. T. Herring
B. T. Ware
W. H. Fuqua
Lee Bivins
Earl Fuqua
C. R. Garner
H. E. Exum
Ernest O. Thompson
Sloan Kruser
Malcolm Shelton
Miles Bivins
Hereford Boy Wins First in Stock Judging
Canyon Texas January 24 1925 Sam Steele son of Mr and Mrs M I Steele of Hereford won high honor as college stock judge in the first agricultural contest at West Texas State Teachers College hog judging. Harold Shanklin Canyon and George Love Tulsa followed near Steele within ten and thirty points. The top three will go to the down state contest in St Worth March during the livestock exposition.
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Canyon
Tex
Sam Steele
M. I. Steel
Hereford
West Texas State Teachers College
Harold Shanklin
Mr. Steele
George Love
Tulsa
State Teachers College
Bivins Ranch Fire Destroys Grain and Feed
A blaze at the June Smith place fourteen miles northeast of the city destroyed three thousand bushels of grain and twenty six thousand bundles of feed. The fire started from a spark from a tractor used in grinding the feed.
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Bivins
June Smith Place
Railroad News Highlights and Obituary Toast to H C Brock
In Amarillo Santa Fe engineer F A Haggart honors the late Harvey C Brock at a Good of Service gathering. The notice recalls Brock’s career from train dispatcher to trainmaster, praising fairness, loyalty and cooperation. Also reported are updates on safety supervisor F K Mason, engineers Lupher and Tanner, and rail expansion plans including Dodge City route work and 71000 tons of rails ordered by AT S F.
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Santa Fe
F. A. Haggart
Amarillo
H. C. Brock
Isaih Hale
Santa Fe System
Topeka
Kans
F. K. Mason
Kansas and Oklahoma
Panhandle, Plains, Slaton, Pecos
Rio Grande
New Mexico
Mr. Mason
Clovis
F. A. Hobble
H. H. Tanner
Arthur Street
Dodge City & Cimmaron Valley Railroad
Forgan
Okla
Elkhart
Kan
In Amarillo Bankruptcy Hearing For Lane Debtor
A bankruptcy petition in the Northern District of Texas notices Ransom Huntley Lane of Tulsa Swisher County Texas seeks a full discharge of debts after surrender of property under federal bankruptcy acts. A hearing is set at the Amarillo Referee office February 23 1925 with notice published in The Amarillo Globe.
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District Court of the United States
District of Texas
Amarillo
Ransom Huntley Lane
Tulsa
Swisher County
Texas
Ben H. Stone
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Oscar
Rudolph
Ramon
Jose
Chiropractor
J. W. Tackett
Chevrolet
Polk
Cas
Ford
Dodge Brothers
Cooper-Irvin Motor Co
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O’brien
By John Moore
Llano
Plains
Harvey C. Brock
F. H. Lupher
Wellington
Chanute
Samson
Aida
Charles Calwell
Core Exchange National Bank of Philadelphia
United States
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
The
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
John Moore
Toney Chisum
Tyler
Schwartz Dress Shop
Our
Likins-Waddill Bldg
Tyler Street
Frost Motor Go
Buick
New York
New York City
Willys- Overland
Overland
Willys-Overland
Likins-Waddill Motor CO
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