Fort Worth and Wichita Livestock Market Reports
Ft Worth cattle and hog price notes for Jan 28 show feeders calves and fat cows in the 2.50 to 3.50 range with hogs near 10 to 11 dollars. Wichita and St Louis reports list hogs trading around 10.25 to 10.60 and cattle values from 2.50 to 6.50, with lambs near 18 dollars and ewes around 8.50. Kansas City round includes cattle and hog figures with beef steers 9 to 11 and hogs topping near 10.79.
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Fort Worth
Wichita Livestock
Wichita
Kan
Kansas City
AMARILI.O Poultry and Butter Prices Listing
A fragmented OCR item lists prices for hens and turkeys by weight and type including Leghorn hens, broilers, roosters, Geese, turkey hens and toms, and butter described as mold free with some figures such as 16 to 18, 25 cents and a total around 13.50.
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Aia Lc
Wickes
Grading Prices and Market Update From Chicago and Amarillo
Chicago prices show hogs steady with various weight classes listed from 8.75 to 10.90 for heavy hogs and 9.25 to 10.95 for lights. Cattle and sheep markets reflect higher bullocks at 10.50 to 11.15 and fat lambs at 17.75 to 18.00 with other ranges noted. Amarillo report includes grain and cotton exchange notes with grain prices for wheat maize oats barley and more, plus futures movement in wheat hitting new highs on May delivery as markets react to European cables.
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Chicago
New York
New Orleans
Waco Me Bee Bae Lee
Dallas
Ayn Tis
Oly
A'G & Pe
Galveston
Fort Worth
Arenas
Kansas
Farm and Ranch Loans at Hamon-Whittington Mortgage Co
Ama Fillo of Texas is listed with Hamon-Whittington Mortgage Co offering farm and ranch loan services. The item notes location in Texas and the company focus on agricultural borrowing solutions.
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Hamon - Whittington Mortgage Co
New York Stocks Eight Industry Leaders Punctuate Market
The day’s stock table shows gains and losses across majors led by American Smelting and Refining, American Locomotive, General Motors, Studebaker, Westinghouse, and others. Movements range from modest upticks to sharp declines as investors weigh industry notes and sector trends.
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New York
Eleiten
Wlige
Homeshias Gieels
Serer
Cosden Rode
Seva
General Motors
Rabortuscol
Middle States
Evie Ole Ee
Studebaker
Westinghouse
Sims Petroleum
Ieee
Out-of-town visitors attend safety meet
The Santa Fe Plains division Safety First meeting drew officials and employees from multiple towns including Clovis Canadian Shattuck Woodward Waynoka and others. Superintendent MacKie presided and safety experts Hale Meson addressed attendees while Hobble and Sebrell were introduced.
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Santa Fe Plains Division
Santa Fe Wassenger
Clovis
Canadian
Shattuck
Woodward
Waynoka
F. J. MacKie
J. B. Mireau
Isaih Hale
Topeka
Kan
F. K. Meson
Railroad News and Folks and Distant Conventions
A party of nineteen National Cash Register sales representatives from Texas and Louisiana travels via the Denver train en route to Los Angeles for the annual convention beginning January 20. The group, joined by J. Q. Barnes, travels with 600 associates, expenses paid by the company. Other notes include Maine Central railroad strike ending, Georgia designating a poet laureate, and various travel tales and anecdotes.
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National Cash Register Company
Texas
Louisiane
Amarillo
Denver
National Cash Register
Los Angeles
Calif
J. Q. Barnes
Santa Fe Coast Lines
San Francisco
Grand Canyon
Land
Fort Worth
There Here and Everywhere Jim Griffith Visits Amarillo
Ambiguous notes report Jim Griffith from Ralls visiting Amarillo and Irene Adams of Taylor Street spending Sunday in Clarendon. Mary and Margaret McCartney of Clayton New Mexico visit Amarillo. Tom O'Brien says he feels great after dieting. Infant death grieves Mr and Mrs Wales Madden. Mrs Madden was Kathryn Mash. Laura V Hamner leaves for Austin for a conference as State Teachers association executive committee member.
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Jim Griffith
Ralls
Amarillo
Irene Adams
Taylor Street
Clarendon
Mary
Margaret MceCartney
Clayton
N. M
Tom O'Brien
Wales Madden
Madden
Kathryn Mash
Laura V. Hamner
Austin
State Teachers Association
Circle to Give Many Dances
The Woodmen circle holds a Friday night dance at the W. O. W. hall inviting Woodmen members and friends. Proceeds fund the drill team’s San Antonio trip in April with more dances planned. Mojica skate parts at 113 W 7th.
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Woodman Circle
W. O. W. Hall
Woodmen
Woodmen Circle
San Antonio
Safely Housed Yellow Beetle-Whatever happens
In a colloquial report a turtle will have a roof over his head regardless of future events, and a neighbor notes the rent will not be raised by anyone. The tone reflects local speech about shelter and security for the animal.
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Turtle
Allus Gwine
Bigger and Better Pampa aims for regional growth in 1925
The Pampa Chamber of Commerce reorganized with enthusiasm and adopts a 1925 program. It prioritizes highway promotion touching the city, including Fort Elliott Adobe Wall and Highway No 33. J. E. Murtee Jr. elected president for the coming year. Dues range from $50 for large firms to $6 for individuals.
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Pampa
Chamber of Commerce
Fort Elliott
Adobe Wall
J. E. Murtee, Jr
East Side chorus wins inter-community singing contest
The East Side chorus was declared winner at the inter community singing contest held Monday evening at the W. O. W. hall under the Security Benefit association. The San Jacinto chorus was a close contender and the South Side chorus was absent due to illness.
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A. G. Williams
Plainview
Wilbur Winn
Polk Street
East Side Chorus
East Side
W. O. W. Hall
Security Benefit Association
San Jacinto
Werther
South Side
Rogert B. Campbell
Chicago
Emil I. Myers
Amarillo College of Music
Award R. Mayer
Amarillo
Watkins
Myers
W. H. Brymer
Mr. Brooks
Whistling Sololst
J. C. Mulkins
Oscar D. Short
A. J. Crowe
Reverend Pirtle
H. L. Mauldin
Warren
San Junto
Governor Ross Delivers Brief Wyoming Inaugural Address
Gov Nellie E F Ross of Wyoming gave a terse inaugural address in under three minutes. The report notes visitors Oakes Younger and Leslie Key from Canyon were in town, with a street reference to Roller Skates at 113 West 7th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie EF. Ross
Wyoming
Oakes Younger
Leslie Key
Canyon
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Alex Hyman & Co
Polk St
ST Louis Livestock
East St. Louis
Amarili.o Produce
Aeee Acke
Chicago Livestock
Amarillo Cotton & Grain Exchange
C. Higgins
Mgr
Amarillo Grain
Chicago Grain Market
Milo
Our Service
Ama Fillo
Isaiah Hale
Topeka, Kan
Santa Fe
Ar. Hale
Apostles of Safety
Ine
By John Moore
W .S. Davis
E. A. Thomas
Ilinois Central Railroad
Maine Central Railroad
Bangor and
Arostook
Maine Central
Clifford Walker
Georgia
Frank L. Stanton
J. M. Magan
Missouri Pacific Railway
St. Louis
Amanda Johnson
Roseville
Ill
California
Golden State
Alexander the Great
Jack Dempsey
Jack
Big Bill Hart
Kenesaw Mountain
Benjamin Franklin
G. W. Baker
John Moore
Denever
G. Cleve Mayne
Toots
Casper
Buttercup
Jimmy Murphy
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Ant
Hope Buttercup
Adra Lamons
The
Amarillo National Bank
Claude
Harmony Club
Jack Burgess
Tyler Street
F. 2. Woodruff
I. I. Lanham
Mozart
M. D. Ramsey
Robert Wilson
Ramsey
Gladys Thompson
Sociery
Allen Early
National Bank “of Commerce Building
Warehouse Ar
West Seventh
W. A. Fowler
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