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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1924

Page

2

Livestock Markets Across Cities July 1 Report

St Louis reports hogs at 7.25 to 7.30 top and cattle steady to strong with steers 7.55 to 9.25, calves 7 to 9, sheep firm with lambs 12 to 13. Kansas City shows hogs topping 7.20 and sheep higher with lambs 12.25 to 12.75. Chicago notes hogs 7.15 to 7.30 and cattle weak to 10 for vealers 8.5 to 9.5, lambs 13 to 14.75.

ST. Louis St. Touts Kansas City Chicago Milo York New Orleans Dallas Ee New York Houston Ewe Ra Galveston Fort Worth i West New York American Smelter Ag Eye Atchison Paleas

Wichita Livestock Hog and Cattle Summary

Hog receipts 600 market 5 lower. Top 7.20, bulk 7.05 7.15, top cut onte 8.00. Cattle receipts 300 including 100 calves, market nominally unchanged.

Wichita Kan

St Louis Man Returns Home After Visit Here

White of St Louis and father in law of M B Harris osteopathic physician 1507 Monroe street left today for his home in St Louis after visiting his children here. Mr White is prominent in St Louis Masonic circles.

Hi. White M. B. Harris Monroe Street St. Louis Mr. White

AMARILLO PRODUCE Poultry and eggs price list

The listing shows prices for hens under 4 pounds and over 4 pounds, leghorns, broilers, roosters, ducks, turkeys hens and toms with per pound rates, and eggs sold at 10 to 12 cents per dozen. additional notes mention mold free butter and delivery charges.

Grain Prices Paid by Great West Mill and Elevator

Amarillo grain prices show Wheat basis No 1 hard at 1.00 per bushel. Milo Maize per 100? The oddly spaced entry lists oats at 4 65? per bushel and barley per bushel with unclear figures.

Great West Mill and Elevator Company

Evening Cotton Letter Highlights Market Shifts and Weather

The shipping and textile update notes Liverpool indices moving within narrow ranges while New Orleans opens lower and closes mixed for October and December. Weather reports show scattered showers across the cotton region, with heavy activity in Arkansas and the east Gulf states. Temperature ranges from 76 to 90 degrees with varying rainfall, and a government report is due Wednesday at 11:30 am.

Liverpool New Orleans New York Arkansas East Gulf Coast Italy Atlantic Gulf East Gulf States Louisiana Texas Red River Valley Shreveport Middle East Gulf Atlantics

Oil men refuse export duty. seek price-based tax rate

In Mexico City on July 1, oil workers refuse to pay the export duty set by the finance minister. They demand a tax rate aligned with the selling price of oil, according to authoritative sources.

Mexico City

Panhandle notes mix of gossip and progress from Amarillo reporters

Local items report graft concerns, social comments, travel, and civic notes from Amarillo and surrounding towns. Headlines include hog hair shipments to Louisiana, student and professional updates, road work funded by a $30,000 bond, and a dairy push in the Panhandle with dairying articles planned.

Memphis Lakeview Claude Givins Amarillo Los Angeles J. R. Gant Mildred Pueblo Colo Panhandle Stanley San Antonio Austin Ranger Mr. Stanley

Balloting Continues As Davis Gains In Democratic Nominating Fight

The nineteenth and twentieth ballots at the Democratic national convention show John W. Davis of West Virginia edging ahead while William Gibbs McAdoo loses ground. Missouri swings to Davis and the roll call wears on with no clear nominee after the twenty second ballot.

McAdoo Florida Davis West Virginia Underwood Robinson Smith John W. Davis Ritchie Cox Bryan Kansas Glass Ralston Saulsbury Walsh Hitchcock Baker Dever Reading J. Hartigan Izetta Jewell Brown Illinois Missouri Davis, Mrs. McAdoo Kentucky Kentucy Texas Ohn W. Davis

Amarillo Building and Loan cash giveaway rumor

A note mentions Amarillo Building and Loan Association offering $30 in cash as a promotion. It also reports on local farming expectations near Groom with fields projected to yield 30 to 40 bushels per acre and 15,000 acres planted within twenty miles of Groom.

Amarillo Building and Loan Association Texhoma Oil & Refining Company Building and Loan Association Amarillo Building & Loa Association J. W. Knorpp Groom Amarillo Mr. Knorpp Theodore Conrad

Lost items and 1920s political balloting details

A mixed 1920s item notes lost pass book number 18841 belonging to W. A. Askew and a lost child’s leghorn hat after a car incident near Bellview avenue San Jacinto and Cullum Motor Co. It also summarizes a Kentucky political ballot sequence led by McAdoo and Underwood with vote totals, then mentions a breather and a new reader chosen for the twenty-fourth ballot.

Standard Savings and Loan Association W. A. Askew Bellview Avenue San Jacinto and Cullum Motor Co W. A. McIntosh

Sorghum Growers Group Expands Membership Across States

The Grain Sorghum Growers association grew from 346 to 2600 members in twelve months as new officers were elected. M D Ramsey was re elected president P Galley Hereford named vice president H C Ward Amarillo secretary treasurer and a slate of board electors from multiple towns. The group plans to handle oats barley and speltz for members across five states.

Friona C. P Galley Hereford Tl. Reeves Spring Lake F. A. Blanton O.C. Moore Dalhart Edd Adee Boise City Okla W. F. Hammert Willowbar J. CO. Kyersoll Elkhart Kan M. D. Ramsey Amarillo Association

Four brothers enter design trade and local building boom

The snippet records Half Minute Interviews with Elliott Hatch noting three of his four brothers are architects. W C Townes lists three buildings under construction in town including the Fred Probst residence and Palo Duro hotel while planning more. Toots laments bobbed hair. C R McAfee cites Green Bros. sales up 50 percent in first half 1924. Rev Jenkins quotes a Sunday class boy on Solomon’s wisdom from many wives.

Amarillo Building & Loan Association Ross Rogers Panhandle William J. Porter The Globe Wisconsin Groom Clarenton Grant J. B. Landers Abe Martin Abe L. A Elliott Hatch Fort Worth W. C. Townes Fred Probst Burgess Lumber Company Palo Duro C. R. McAfee Green Bros. Company Ontir

For Rent and Sale Listings with Various Details

Multiple classified items including rooms for rent in 116 area with different prices and amenities. duplex for sale of 10 room units with two baths each, fresh repairs. furniture needed. dairy goats for sale. lost Scotch Collie pup with reward. contact numbers and addresses tied to Johnson Pierce Taylor Lincoln and 800 Lincoln.

Johnson Pierce Cits City Drug Dees Taylor Tsa Arthur Martin Land Lee Bivins, Jr Tyler

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