Cattle Hogs and Sheep Markets Reported in Fort Worth
Fort Worth markets show cattle 3 200 head with 700 calves steady. Price ranges include 3.50 to 8.50 for bees and steers, 5.25 to 36 for stockers, cows 3 to 5, yearlings 4 to 8.50, bulls 2.50 to 3.75, calves 2.50 to 8. hogs 2,000 higher top 7.75, sows 5 to 6.25, pigs 4 to 6.25. sheep 1,200 steady lambs 8 to 12, feeders 7 to 8, yearlings 8 to 9, wethers 6 to 7, ewes 5 to 6, stockers 4 to 5, goats 2 to 3.
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Fort Worth
Market Prices for Hogs Cattle Sheep and Lambs in Chicago
Chicago market report lists hogs at 39 000 with native prices 7.45 to 7.65 for heavy hogs and 7.30 to 7.15 for medium. Night killing pigs 6.50 to 6.75. Cattle 3 900 higher with best ear lings 10 and mixed steers to 9 65, grain fed cows 4 50 upward, grassy cows 4 downward. Bologna bulls 5 to 5.26. Vealers 10 50 to 11.00. Sheep 8 000 higher with fat native lambs 12 0 to 13 74, western 13 65 to 13 85, prime fed yearlings 12 26, ewes 4 25 to 5 75, feeding lambs 11 50 to 11 75.
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Chicago
Hicago
Kansas City
Kansas
Werner
Chalmers
Crucible Steel Thee
Colden Tee
Eeee Nia Moe
eGneral Motors
Kennicott
Eames
New York
Sinclair
Studebaker
Texaco Ee
S. Steel
Utah
New Orleans
Westinghouse
Feroleum
Houston
Galveston
Fort Worth
Poe
York Stock
American Smelter
Owe
Atchison PP Bs Hc
Wichita Hog and Cattle Receipts With Strong Markets
Hog receipts 400, market up 15 cents. packers to $7.46, shippers to $7.60, bulk $7.30 to $7.40, top cut outs $6.25. Cattle receipts 200, including 100 calves. market active. Beef steers $6 to $7.75, beef heifers $4 to $7, beef cows $3.50 to $5.60, bulls $2.76 to $4.25, veal calves $3 to $9, stockers $8 to $6, stock cows $2.50 to $4.
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Wichita
Kan
Cattle and hog markets show gains in Kansas City listing
On July 11 in Kansas City cattle runs totaled 1 500 with calves at 300, native fed steers and yearlings 8 to 9.40, grass cattle 5.50 to 6.50, beef cows 4 to 6.25, grass heifers 7.20, bulls 4.50 to 5. Hogs reached 11 000 head with top 7.50 and average 7.15 to 7.40, 1 500 deeper bids higher. Native lambs hit 13.40.
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Kansas City
Local Market Prices and Poultry Listings
Readable items show eggs at 18 cents per dozen and turkey hens 16 cents per pound. Beef roasters priced around 25 cents, broilers 14 cents, and hams or roasts vary with new cases noted. See torn OCR for remaining entries and prices.
Foster and Gitlow endorsed by Farmer-Labor allies
The national Farmer-Labor party endorsed William Foster and Benjamin Gitlow for president and vice president, opposing La Follette who was backed at a Cleveland conference. The endorsement followed a Workers' party meeting and a mass gathering, with critics saying the Cleveland action betrayed the Farmer-Labor cause.
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Chicago
William 7. Foster
Benjamin Gitlow
New York
Workers’ Party of America
National Farmer-Labor Party
Robert M. la Follette
Duncan McDonald
Illinois
William Bouck
Washington
St. Paul
LaFollette
Cleveland
Farmer-Labor
United Front
Foster
Gitlow
Workers’ Party
C. E. Rushenberg
Grain Prices Paid by Great West Mill and Elevator
Amarillo grain market reports prices paid to local growers by Great West Mill and Elevator company. Wheat No 1 hard at 1.00 per bushel. Maize per 100 pounds 1.30. Barley per bushel 0.84.
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Great West Mill and Elevator Company
Potter County Free Library Sees Strong June Circulation
The Potter county free library lent 4105 books in June driven by Miss Willie Lee Martin. Attendance at the reading room reached 7085 with 152 new registrations to 5291 total. Branches received 100 books while 150 volumes were added this month including 146 purchased and four gifts.
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Potter County
Clark Receives Skin of Brazilian Leopard
Bert Clark owns a nine foot South American leopard skin sent by J. G. Ramsey a rancher in western Brazil. Ramsey once served as shapiff at Miami. The raw skin was turned into a rug and returned in excellent condition. This is the second such skin sent to Clark by Ramsey.
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Bert Clark
J. G. Ramsey
Brazil
Mr. Ramsey
Miami
Mr. Clark
Billions of Stamped Envelopes Ordered for Four Years
Washington reports that almost eleven billion stamped envelopes and newspapers will be needed by the postal service over 1945 through 1948. Postmaster General New announced bids to be received until August 7. The four year supply averages about one hundred envelopes per person. Department spends about 65 million dollars annually.
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Washington
Postal Service
Postmaster General New
Department
Hogs seen rising as prices near bottom of summer
Everett C. Brown, president of the Chicago Live Stock Exchange, predicted hogs would fetch $10 a hundredweight before October 1. He said the market has bottomed for the summer with prices 35 to 60 cents higher than Monday and strong demand from local packers and eastern shippers.
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Chicago
Everett C. Brown
Chicago Live Stock Exchange
Cotton Grain Steer Provisions Exchange
Amarillo cotton and grain exchange update listing J R McCook as manager and noting Alex Hyman & Co of New Orleans as a contact. Telephone number 3004 appears for inquiries and trading details.
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Amarillo Cotton & Grain Exchange
Amarillo
Texas
J. R. McCook
Mgr
Alex Hyman & Co
New Orleans
Cotton Grain Provisions Stocks
Provisions for cotton and grain stocks are reported with updates from PREWITT and SULLIVAN. Correspondent Donald Maginnis files from New Orleans with J. S. Bache & Co. in Chicago. Manager J. W. Parkins oversees Webster Blag location.
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Prewitt & Sullivan
Donald Maginnis
New Orleans
J. S. Bache & Co
Chicago
There Here and Everywhere in the Canyon Weekend Visit Folio
Emil Meyers and family are in the Canyon for the weekend with the S. EK. Fish family. Ardis Charless recovers from rheumatism at 1704 Van Buren. Dr Moore ill after flu relapse but back at work. John Gilvin returns from a Texas Oklahoma trip for business and pleasure. Mrs Webb of Fort Worth visits in Amarillo and plans trip to Mountain View California. Catholic Daughters and Knights of Columbus picnic at Chalk Hollow with Scout guests. Mildred Ferguson visiting Ruth Hagins then to Anson and back to Amarillo in September.
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A. S. Sherwood
Beatrice
Neb
M. D. Ramsey
Fillmore
Moore
Fuqua
John Gilvin
Texas
Oklahoma
Henrietta
Ardmore
Dallas
Waco
Fort Worth
William S. Webb
W. N. Martin
Harrison Street
Mountain View
Calif
Hatchett
Clarendon
Catholic Daughters of America
Knights of Columbus
Chalk Hollow
Canyon
Boy Scouts
Mildred Ferguson
G. C. Ferguson
van Buren Street
Ruth Hagins
Jayton
Food Show Brims with Exhibits and Candy Incentive
The Sun shine Biscuit booth offers a big five pound candy prize for jar guesses. Mrs L D Perry sells homemade cakes at the exposition and draws crowds to her attractive booth. Various vendors including Amarillo Music, City Development, Edwards Photo, City Light and Water, Panhandle Mattress, City Drug, Sigmon Furniture, Amarillo Greenhouse, Troy Laundry showcase displays and auctions enhancing the pure food show experience.
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Sunshine Biscuit Company
Board of City Development
Amarillo
Edwards
Edward
City Light and Water Company
Amperill
Sigmon Furniture Company
Col Walsh Named National Councillor of U S Chamber
San Angelo Texas July 11 An announcement by the Chamber of Commerce of the United States at Washington says Col C C Walsh president of the West Texas Chamber of Commerce is named national councillor in the national chamber Walsh succeeds A B Spenger former president of the West Texas organization
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San Angelo
Tex
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Washington
Col. C. C. Walsh
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
National Chamber
Walsh
A. B. Spenger
West Texas Organization
Rain Falls at Claude Boosts Fall Gardens in Tex
Showers swept Claude Texas yesterday easing farmers worries for now as they expect dry spell to let harvests and planting proceed. Rain benefits crops already up and helps fall gardens though growers hope rainfall pauses briefly to finish work.
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Claude
Tex
Jaretts to Leave Sunday for New York
Mr and Mrs M J Jarett will depart Sunday for a four week trip to New York to shop for Jaretts Fashion Shop. They will spend a week in Atlantic City and visit Mrs Jaretts relatives in New York.
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M. J. Jarett
New York
Jarett
Atlantic City
Darrouzet Announces July 18 19 Celebration
The Darrouzet Commercial club stages a two day celebration July 18 and 19. It has to the Board of City Development requested bids for concessions be submitted promptly.
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Darrouzet
Darrouzet Commercial Club
Board of City Development
Membership Drive At A B C Club Led By Burkes And Askew
A membership drive will be staged by the A B C Club with R W Burkes and Dr W L Askew as captains. The losing side must sponsor a club smoker. William Adams urged bond support for the Tri State Fair and spoke for the Board of City Development. Mrs Forrest Warren and her three children performed unusual numbers. Mrs R P McDonald, state financial agent for the Fort Worth children welfare orphanage, described her work. The program was run by Cornelius S Gooch and W W Co.
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R. W. Burkes
W. L. Askew
William Adams
Adams
Board of City Development
Forrest Warren
Warren
R. P. McDonald
Children’s Welfare Orphanage
Fort Worth
Cornelius S.gooch
W. W. Co
Towns Sign for Royal Pageant at Tri-State Fair
Canyon Tulsa and Plainview have signed to send a royal party to Amarillo Tri-State exposition pageant o plains. Duchesses from these towns vie for the 1924 Tri-State queen as residents vote for their favorite. Each admission grants one vote and the queen will preside at the final ball with a new car as the prize.
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Canyon
Tulsa
Plainview
Amarillo
Mike Hollander
Hollander
Judge Crudgington Honored As Wheeler Platform Speaker
Judge J. W. Crudgington, Amarillo pioneer lawyer and development figure, is selected to fill the Redpath-Horner chautauqua slot at Wheeler. He will lecture Sunday on the Amarillo Tri State exposition and the value of regional and commercial organizations.
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J. W. Crudgington
Amarillo
Crudgington
Wheeler
Amarillo Tri-State Exposition
Railways Valued By Interstate Commission On June 20 1917
The Interstate Commerce Commission fixed the tentative value of the International Great Northern Railway Company of Texas at 35,178,650 dollars as of June 20 1917. The West Coast Railway Company is valued at 260,000 dollars and the Louisiana and Arkansas Railway Company at 7,528,150 dollars.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
International Great Northern Railway Company of Texas
West Coast Railway Company
Louisana and Arkansas Railway Company
Picnic at Haley Country Club by San Jacinto Chapel
About 150 people from the San Jacinto Methodist chapel held a summer picnic at Haley Country club. Tables were laid on the grass with enough food for nearly twice the attendees. Rev. and Mrs. I. T. Huckabee led the event with church members assisting as they toured the Haley gardens and fruit orchards.
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San Jacinto Methodist Chapel
Haley Country Club
I. T. Huckabee
Haley
Epinard to Arrive at Belmont for Training Camp
French racehorse Epinard owned by Pierre Wertheimer lands in New York after a sea voyage and quarantine. He will rest at Belmont Park before shipping to Saratoga Springs to train for a six furlong race at Belmont on Labor Day.
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New York
Epinard
Pierre Wertheimer
Van
Belmont Park
Saratoga Springs
Spa
Liddell Captures Olympic 400m Record in Colombes
British runner Eric Liddell won the Olympic 400 meter title at Olympic Stadium Colombes with a world record time of 47.35 seconds. He defeated Horatio Fitch of Chicago A. A. who had broken the previous world mark in the semi finals.
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Associated Press
Olympic Stadium
Colombes
France
Eric H. Liddell
Horatio Fitch
Chicago
A. A
British pros Duncan and Mitchell win match title in Oxhey
George Duncan and Abel Mitchell defeated Walter Hagen and MacDonald Smith four and two in a 72 hole event at Oxhey England earning a purse of 1000 pounds and international foursome honors.
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Associated Press
Oxhey
England
George Duncan
Abel Mitchell
Walter Hagen
MacDonald Smith
Strangler Lewis Defends Title Against Romano in Two of Three Falls
Chicago July 11 Ed Strangler Lewis world heavyweight wrestling champion defends title tonight against Italian challenger Ji in a best two of three falls format marking their third meeting and a decisive finish anticipated by fans.
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Chicago
Lewis
Mike Romano
Dance at Amarillo Country Club Tomorrow Night
Officials announce a dance at the Amarillo Country Club tomorrow night with a good orchestra secured for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beld
Amarillo Country Club
American flyers reach Constantinople after world flight
The American army airmen completing their round the world journey arrived in Constantinople yesterday. All members reported good health and sound condition after the long voyage through the region.
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Constantinople
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Wichita Livestock
Kansas City Livestock
National Party
Amarillo Grain
Clark
J. W. Parkins
Webster Blag
Emil Meyers
S. EK
Ardis Charless
J. H. Charless
The
Amarillo Music Company
Exposition Building
the Panhandle Mattress Company
City Drug Store
United States
Troy
Scensas
Col. Walsh
National G. OF G
U. S
Jaretts
Star Produce
Buchanan
Srubgington
San Jacinto Chapel
True Daily Globe
Belmont
Lewis-Romano
W. Whittington
President
Hamon-Whittington Mtg. C
Nonn Bidg
J.F. Bromert
D.C
Western
Honda
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