Livestock Markets Report From Fort Worth Wichita and Oklahoma City
Livestock prices in Fort Worth on January 29 show cattle 2 500 head with calves steady and hogs higher with tops around 11.25. Sheep 7 500 head steady with lambs 13.50 to 17.50 and stockers 3.50 to 5.50. Wichita reports hogs up to 10.85 and cattle higher with steers 6.50 to 9. Stockyards in Oklahoma City list cattle 1 000 steady with steers 6.75 to 7.51 and hogs 1 000 higher with tops near 11.40.
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FT. Worth
Fort Worth
Wichita
Oklahoma City
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices Move in Kansas City Market
Kansas City report shows cattle listings with calves 800, fed steers around 7.50 to 13 dollars, long yearlings near 11, heifers 5.50 to 7.50, canners 2.50 to 3.74, veal top 11, stockers 5.50 to 7.50. Hogs sell higher with tops to 16.95, packers sow bids 10.25 to 19.40, stock pigs 7.25 to 58. Sheep about 3,000 head, lambs 17 to 17.50, mutton 8.50.
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Kansas City
Chicago Market Prices for Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Chicago markets show hogs 41 000 head with top prices at 11.10 and averages from 9.25 to 11.10. Slaughter pigs 9.25 to 9.7, packing sows 10.15 to 10.40, heavies 10.50 to 11.10, mediums 10.60 to 11, lights 9.50 to 10.75. Cattle 1,600 head, very slow trading. best yearlings 11, vealers 11.50 to 12. Hogs and cattle price ranges reflect mixed demand. Sheep 10,900 head, active trading. fat natives and western lambs 18 to 18.50, ewes 9.75 to 10.50, feeders 17.50 to 18.
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Chicago
AmariLI.o Produce Poultry Prices Listing
Marketplace ad listing prices for hens over 4 lbs, broilers Leghorns and Blacka roosters, turkey hens and toms with weight thresholds, butter mold free and fresh eggs. delivery option mentioned with per unit and per dozen pricing, totals noted for loads.
Grain prices report from Amarillo market
Market notes list prices for wheat No 1 hard at 0.90 per bu maize at 1.40 per 100 lb kafir at 1.65 oats at 0.76 barley at 0.99 per bu Readable figures reflect grain pricing in Amarillo with basis terms and unit measures standard to the era.
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Dili
Isso
Hogs and cattle higher at East St. Louis market
Hog prices rise to top $11.16 with 10 000 hogs traded and packer sows at $9.85 to $10. Cattle totals near 1 800 with beef steers $6.25 to $7.80 and beef cows $3.40 to $5.60. Sheep volume 2 500 up with Nebraska lambs at $18.25 and top mouve lambs $17.75.
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East St. Louis
Nebraska Lambs
Top Mouive
Choiee Light
Amarillo Cotton & Grain Exchange ad notice
Amarillo Cotton and Grain Exchange listing with contact for Alex Hyman & Co New Orleans and phone 3004. Includes Mer Higgins and location Amarillo Texas. Appears as a business contact or trade notice embedded in a newspaper page.
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Amarillo
Texas
Higgins
Mer
Alex Hyman & Co
New Orleans
Week's Social Calendar Events Listed
Friday afternoon events include the Child Study club at Mrs. Hill 1900 Harrison Street and the Jovial 18 club at Mrs. Blake 2506. Evening gatherings feature City B Y P A at Glenwood Baptist Church and Semper Fidelis class at Polk Street Methodist Epworth hall. Attendance urged as year officers will be elected. Noon is the Needle club at Mrs. Taylor 1209 Taylor Street.
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Child Study Club
John E. Hill
Harrison Street
18 Club
W. L. Blake
Glenwood Baptist Church
Needle Club
S. H. Taylor
Taylor Street
Semper Fidelis
Polk Street Methodist Church
Epworth Hall
Keenan Divorce Granted in District Court
Pearl Keenan was granted a divorce from Oliver L. Keenan in district court late Wednesday. The petition alleged harsh cruel and inhumane treatment. The couple married October 25 1912 and separated October 15 1920. Bike tires 113 W 7th.
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Pearl Keenan
Oliver L. Keenan
Middle West Heirs Seek Join in Trinity Church Suit
Louisville leaders report Edwards heirs of the middle west seek inclusion in the New York federal case against the Trinity Church corporation. G A Pierson says J H Edwards of St Louis and John Saner of Frankfort will travel to New York to add Kentucky and Middle Western associations to the suit. The action concerns New York real estate including Trinity Church and its graveyard.
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Louisville
Edwards
Middle West
Cabt
Trinity Church Corporation
New York City
Kentucky
G. A. Pierson
J. H. Edwards
St. Louis
Edwards Heirs Association
John Saner
Frankfort
New York
Trinity Church
Graveyard
Robert E. Edwards
Rising Wheat Prices Stir British Bakeries
London observers track sharp gains in the American wheat market as flour prices rise further. Households await word on loaf costs while small bakers report losses and some cease baking, dependent on large factories for supplies. Dealers attribute the trend to global shortages and expanding demand.
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London
Ilasion
Australia
Europe
Spain
Divorce Suits Break County Filing Records
Thirteen divorce cases were filed in Potter County since January 1, a pace that could exceed 150 for the year. Margaret Crandall seeks a divorce from Percy Crandall alleging harsh treatment and abandonment after their son’s birth. Sherman Glass sues Mabel Glass for an absolute divorce, citing cruelty after their 1923 marriage and 1924 separation.
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Potter County
J. CC. Skillman
Margaret Crandall
Percy C. Crandall
Perryton
Sherman W. Glass
Mabel O. Glass
Portales
Landergin Buys 830 Yearling Steers for May Delivery
P H Landergin purchases 830 steer yearlings from W O Lawrence of Obar NM. Cattle to be delivered May 1 and driven to the Landergin ranch near Vega. Price not disclosed. Lawrence bred the cattle and they are described as excellent quality and in splendid condition.
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P. H. Landergin
W. O. Lawrence
Obar
N. M
Landergin
Vega
Rate schedules cancelled by Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington, Jan. 29. The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered cancellation of proposed freight rate schedules for ocean and rail shipments from Atlantic Seaboard to territories west of the Mississippi, including Louisiana, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Kansas and Missouri, which carriers planned to put in effect in June 1924.
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Washington
Atlantic Seaboard
Mississippi River
Louisiana
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Kansas
Missouri
Interstate Commerce Commission
Here There and Everywhere in Canyon This Week
Sanford Black of Canyon was here Thursday. Horace Wooten and W. J. Wooten of Canyon were here Thursday on business. The Globe is improving daily. Rotary club heard Col C. T. Herring and Mayor E. S. Blasdel discuss the wrestling match Farley versus Londos. Mr and Mrs Martin Jarrett of Jarrett Fashion Shop returned from eastern markets. Athens Texas reports a new modern telephone system completed in January.
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Br. L
Rotary Club
Col. C. T. Herring
E. S. Blasdel
Farley
Londos
Martin Jarrett
Jarrett Fashion Shop
Athens
Tex
Railroad News and Folks by John Moore
Santa Fe yard master H Jackson is absent due to illness. Rock Island agents Hoggart and Wees depart for Oklahoma City and Dallas on business. Bowman Jarrett returns from Kansas City where his son recovers from surgery. Architect L F Borden returns from Kansas City where he heard Harry Snodgrass play piano. Safety chief Isaid Hale warns on self restraint and safety. The Donnell child suffers mumps at 1804 Taylor. Rock Island seeks ten switch engines, 1 200 box cars and 400 general service cars. San Venito Rio Grande awards a 15 mile extension contract from Santa Maria to Hidalgo. James Ferguson named general counsel of San Antonio Uvalde Gulf and Sugarland railroads. A Santa Fe boy named Skeeter causes amusement with mishaps. Safety education urged as accidents are preventable. Austin debates prescription whisky regulation and bootlegger controls. McClura of Rock Island out sick, Vaught of Rock Island family sickness, Hardin of Santa Fe on 30 day leave, Clint Thompson returns to Slaton Plains division. Commentary on pronunciation of Gloria Swanson's third husband noted amid county maps.
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San Venito and Rio Grande Railroad
W. H. Nichols Company
Dallas
Tex
Santa Maria
Hidalgo
James Ferguson
San Antonio, Uvalde and Gulf Railroad
Sugarland Railroad
Parents and Teachers to Meet in Amarillo High Library
The Amarillo Council of Parents and Teachers schedules an important meeting in the high school library Monday afternoon. The executive board meets at 3 with a music memory contest report. the regular meeting follows at 4 with Mrs. J. J. Kendrick speaking on the state board meeting in Austin and department reports. Full attendance is requested.
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Amarillo Council of Parents and Teachers
J. J. Kendrick
Austin
Minister Praises City Enterprise
Rev Virgil Fisher pastor of the San Jacinto Methodist church told a Polk street gathering that people who lived two miles west of Amarillo three years ago now reside within the city limits and can see the modern white way. He cited 216 San Jacinto residences built last year and praised the local school and church spirit.
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Amarillo
Virgil Fisher
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Polk Street Methodist Church
Fisher
San Jacinto
Potter County Girls Plan Big Dress Contest for MSA Short Course
Potter County 4H girls plan a dress contest to determine representatives for the Texas A and M short course in August. The top dress will win a trip to College Station. County home demonstration agent Miss Anna Bower will give lectures and demonstrations before the event.
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Potter County
Texas A. and M
College Station
Anna Bower
Appointments Made by the Associated Press
Austin January 29 Gov Miriam F Ferguson announces new appointees to the University of Texas Regents and the Board of Medical Examiners. Names include M E Foster Ted Dealey George W Tyler J R Truett S C Padelford and a list of doctors across Greenville Bonham Dallas Belton Caldwell Waco and other Texas cities.
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Associated Press
Austin
Goyv
Miriam F. Ferguson
Regents
Universty of
Texas
ME. Foster
Houston
Ted Dealey
Dallas
Joe Wooten
George W. Tyler
Belton
W. S. Whaley
J. R. Truett
McKinneyv
Warl Hankamer
S. C. Padelford
Fort Worth
C. E. Marsh
William Cantrell
Greenville
H. E. Daniel
Bonham
J. W. Pittman
T. J. Crowe
J. M. Watkins
Caldwell County
H. C. Morrow
Guy P. Sherrill Temple
Cyrus N. Wray
Abilene
J. H. McLean
W. H. Cummings
Hearne
J. M. Witt
Waco
Potter County Farm Bureau to Meet at City Hall Saturday
Potter County Farm Bureau will assemble Saturday afternoon at 2 50 in the Board of City Development rooms City Hall. Jesse Hill president said several important matters would be discussed and delegates to the state convention elected, urging every member to attend. Roller skates 113 W 7th. Try a Globe want ad.
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Potter County Farm Bureau
Jesse Hill
Bureau
Board of City Development
City Hall
Rites Held for Mrs Blake in Panhandle
The body of 16 year old Mrs Nannie M Blake is held at Blackburn Funeral Home and will be moved to Panhandle for funeral services at the Panhandle Methodist Church at 10 AM Friday. Burial will be in Sheridan Missouri. She is survived by her husband four sons two daughters her mother two brothers and three sisters.
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Nannie M. Blake
Panhandle
Blackburn
Panhandle Methodist Church
Sheridan
H. G. Blake
S. D. Blake
Albuquerque
N. M
R. K. Blake
J. K. Blake, Jr
Pauline
Genevia Blake
Nancy Garrett
Sheron
Okla
Frank Garrett
A. L. Garrett
Woodward
Emma Hull
Shattuck
Retta Hull
Chanute
Kans
Nettie Wilson
Moreland
Blake
Twenty Chinese killed in Shanghai district clash
Twenty people were killed and twenty injured in a Shanghai district when victorious troops attempting to disarm defeated Kiangsu soldiers faced resistance. The incident occurred as General Lu Yung Hsiang's forces moved to disarm about 1,000 Kiangsu troops loyal to Chi Hsieh-Yuan. Also, Tom Hinson was arrested on liquor law violations and held for grand jury action.
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Associated Press
Shanghai
Lu Yung Hsiang
Kiangsu
Chi Hsieh- Yuan
Tom Hinson
Sheriff's Department
Amarillo Weather Claim Calls Out Dallas Papers
A reader from Amarillo protests misquoting of local weather reports in The Dallas Morning News and Dallas Times Herald. He notes 15 below zero never occurred there in 15 years, cites 1899 as the coldest U S Weather Bureau record, and threatens to shift trade to Oklahoma City and Chicago unless the papers apologize and correct the record.
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Dallas Morning News
Dallas
Texas
Amarillo
Ft. Worth
U. S. Weather Bureau
Yar
St. Worth
Anhandle
Oklahoma City
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
Panhandle
Powell Reeves Garrett Dies At His Home
Powell Reeves Garrett aged 69 died at his Denver Heights home Thursday morning at 9 20. Funeral services are set for Friday at 3 30 at Blackburn Funeral Home with Rev S W Hayne conducting. Burial will follow in Llano cemetery. He leaves three sons and two daughters including J W Garrett of El Paso and H R Garrett of Giles, plus Amarillo relatives. Brothers and a sister listed include Jim Garrett Amity Ark Miss Jessie Garrett John Garrett Hot Springs Ark and Adeline Cane Snider Tex. Pallbearers named Jake Grantz Joe Killough Walter Blackburn Lon Sharp J A Box.
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PoweLl Reeves Garrett
Denver Heights
Blackburn Funeral Home
S. W. Hayne
Llano Cemetery
Garrett
J. W. Garrett
el Paso
H. R. Garrett
Giles
Leo Garrett
Bertha Miles
Geneva Mills
Amarillo
Jim Garrett
Amity, Ark
Jessie Garrett
John Garrett
Hot Springs
Ark
Adeline Cane
Snider
Tex
Jake Grantz
Joe Killough
Walter Blackburn
Lon Sharp
J. A. Box
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Crucible
iColden
General Motors
Bae
Kennicott Corn Products
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Sinclair
Studebaker
Texaco
U.S. Steel
Westinghouse
ST. Louis Livestock
Amarillo Cotton & Grain Exchange
Our Service
Amon - Whittington Mortgage Co
Amarillo, Texas
May
Albert, Oscar
Rudolph
Ramon
Jose
Sanford Black
Canyon
Horace Wooten
W. J. Wooten
By John Moore
H. Jackson
Santa Fe Yard Service
Roy V. Hoggart
Rock Island
H. R. Wees
Sigmond Furniture Company
Bowman Jarrett
Santa Fe
L. F. Borden
Mr. Borden
Harry M. Snodgrass
King of the Ivories
Isaid Hale
F. A. Donnell
Skeeter
Petticoat Committee
W. Dr. McClur
J. W. Vaught
J. F. Hardin
Clint Thompson
Slaton
Plains
Gloria Swanson
Potter County Club
Globe
May, Albert
Oscar
Chiropractic Scientific
O. C. Boone
D. C
okay-Bynum
J. N. Beasley Bank of Commerce Bldg
W. D. Howren
Amarillo Junk Co
Colley
East Fourth Street
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