Hogs Cattle and Cotton Markets Reported With Mixed Openings
Kansas City hogs 2,590 head uneven trade opening active lifting 25 to 350 cents, top at 10.26. Cattle 2,000 with calves 500, feeding classes steady to 50 cents higher. fed steers 10.50, yearlings 8.25, cows 4.75 to 5.50. New Orleans cotton opens inflationary mood. futures rise 2 points on demand with March 11.40, May 11.18, July 10.83, Oct 10.43. Census ginnings to Jan 16 10,249,688 bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
New Orleans
Liverpool
BR. A. Pierce & Co
Amarillo
Pry
A. Pierre & Co
T. Fijmet
Alaska
Juneau
Allis Chalmers
American Canary
Amer Loco Ieee
Amer Smelt & Ref
Amer Big Mills Paneer
Amer Tel & Tel
Amer
Armour & Co t+ eee
Atchison Top & SF
Teres
Auburn
Baltimore & Ohio
Barnedall Oil
Baldwin Loen
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Borden
Briggs Manufac
Boeing Aircraft
Burroughs Add
Elee Auto-Lite
Elee Pow & Lite Sone Gy
F.— Firestone e+ the
Foster Wheeler Eee Reer Ry
Elee Tonne Gen Foods Com
U Wee Ooo
RB Gen Motors “BAS, Baty Gen Pub _ Servic Gillette Razor
Goodyear
Great West Sugar
Hupp Motors Wees
Houston Dissors
Houdaille
Hershey
Hudson Motors
Internal Harvester
Ener
Internat Nickel Seteene
International Shoe
TM Cent RR
Inti Tel Wet
Johns Manville
Teeter Ee Eee
Kelvinator Tee
Kennecott Copper
Kresge
Kroger Groc & Bak
Montgomery-Ward
Murray. Corp'n
Main, Oy
Nash Motors Eee
Nat Distillers
Nat Dairy Prods
National Steel
Akg
Nail Power & Ligh
NY Central Tesecnets mi
North American Aviation
Tms TM
North American Co
Beeen 2A
Northern Parific RR
Schulte United
Stewart-Warner
Trans-America
Union Carbide
Arkansas Nail Gas
Canadian Marconi
Gulf Oil
Moody Child Dies at Age Two in City Home
Roy Moody aged two, son of Mr and Mrs D L Moody of 2308 Mirror Street, died at 6 this morning at home. He leaves a brother and two sisters. Funeral services set for 4 this afternoon at the home with Rev Lawrence H Dickerson of the First Church of the Nazarene officiating. Burial in Memorial Park Cemetery under Blackburn Shaw Funeral Home supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Moody
D. L. Moody
Mirror Street
Lawrence H. Dickerson
First Church of the Nazarene
Memorial Park Cemetery
Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home
Quarantine Lifted At Mesquite Camp
Army medical officers lifted the Mesquite civilian conservation corps camp quarantine after a meningitis case two weeks earlier. Maj. Wadden and Capt. Littell, Fort Worth officers, had fled the camp before the quarantine ended. Two throat tests were positive in children, all treated outside the city as schools reopened Monday.
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Mesquite
P—Army
Civilian Conservation Corps
Maj
W. Wadden
A. Littell
Fort Worth
Three Men and Woman Rob Boston Firm
Three men and a woman robbed a United Drug Company paymaster of 18000 dollars on the fourth floor of the Roxbury Boston plant. The robbers escaped in an automobile while a girl employee was wounded when a rifle discharged accidentally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
United Drug Company
Roxbury
Condition of Judge W. A. Hanger in good condition
Judge W. A. Hanger of Fort Worth underwent surgery in a Houston hospital and rested well last night. Attendants describe his condition as good. The widely known Texas figure defended former Governor Jim in impeachment proceedings years ago.
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Houston
W. A. Hanger
Fort Worth
Hanger
Texas
Jim
Randall County Taxpayers Backslide Says Deputy Sheriff
W J Lyons Randall County deputy sheriff and tax collector reports lax poll tax payments in Randall County similar to Potter County. Lyons operates from Edgefield Grocery 3700 Tyler Street to assist taxpayers and warns only seven days remain to save the right to vote in the upcoming elections.
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Potter County
W. JL. Lyons
Randall County
Mr. Lyons
Edgefield Grocery
Tyler Street
Randall
Canyon
Tack Letters and Classified Notices continue on page two
Community notices include a dog finding offer at Hastings and Beverly Pleasant Valley with contact options, a reader seeking a girl to care for two children at 2302 North West First Avenue, a lost yellow gold ring with monogram FHD, a widow seeking any work with references at 1407 Grace Street Wichita Falls Texas, and a widow with one child seeking hotel, alteration, office, cashier, and drug store work with references.
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North West
First Avenue
L. A. Gilson
Grace Street
Wichita Falls
Texas
Mules Fall in Dramatic Rogue River Road Incident
Sterling Sloan told how four mules were driven along a mountain road when two slipped and fell 85 feet off a cliff. One mule died after a six foot fall while the others landed on bundled mattresses and survived, the driver reported in Grants Pass Oregon.
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Grants Pass
Ore
Sterling Sloan
Rogue River
Sloan
Want Ads: Multiple Help Wanted Notes From Johnson Street and Liberal
A resident seeks afternoon child care work with references and is willing to work for small wages at 1205 Johnson Street. Another ad offers maid or housework help for an elderly couple or small hotel, and mentions a garden and chickens. Also notes a LIBERAL REWARD for a lost purse from Monday evening near Sam Houston School.
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West Fourth Avenue
Sam Houston School
Lost items prompt reward and pet ad in Amarillo
A reader reports a missing Parker fountain pen compass and protractor and offers a liberal reward for their return to Gene Lynch 502 Kentucky Street Amarillo Texas mentioning West Sixth Street. Also seeks a home for a mother dog and two puppies. A coin purse was found on Hughes Street in front of Wolflin School and may be claimed by calling 2 1427.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Gene Lynch
Kentucky Street
Amarillo
Texas
West Sixth Street
Tack
North
Lamar Street
Hughes Street
Wolflin School
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Peter Zawodsky
Denver
Moody
Mesquite Camp
Gecur Scotch
Ree
Park & Tilford Import Corp
New York
U. S
Badger-Herring CO
Wim. Sanderson & Son
W. 6Th Avenue
Tye
Hastings
Beverly
Pleasant Valley
O. L. Phillips
Dial
Johnson Street
Mrs. Newlywed
DODGE
Ruth
Chrysler Corporation
Wee
News-Globe
Philco
Grams
Radio
Easy Philco
Nunn Electric CO
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