Grain and Livestock Prices From Wichita and Chicago Markets
Wichita market reports hogs 600 head down with bulk $13.40 to $13.60. cattle 300 with 100 calves about unchanged. sheep 100 down with lambs $12 to $12.75. Chicago hogs 24,000 lower top $14.40. cattle 4,900 slow with choice steers $12.50-$13. grass steers $9.25 down. stockers and killers down to $5.59. Montanas $9-$9.25. Sheep 5,100 active native lambs $14.25-$14.50. natives $8-$8.65.
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Wichita
Chicago
Kansas City
Fort Worth
Kansas City Livestock and Fort Worth Market Report
Kansas City market reports cattle calves hogs and sheep with mixed demand. Lot prices show fed cattle and yearlings around 8 to 9 dollars, hogs about 12 to 15 dollars, sheep 13 to 15 dollars, and canners and cows weaker. Fort Worth listings mirror softer hogs and steady cattle with calves and yearlings trading around 3 to 9 dollars, sheep near 13 to 15 dollars, and stockers 3 to 4 dollars.
Oklahoma City cattle and hog market prices noted
Cattle 1,700, steady with butchers and heifers up to 8, best grass feds 7, plain light steers 5.50 to 6, calves 7. Hogs 1,000, lower with top 13.75, bulk 13.80 to 13.70, packing sows 11.50 to 22.
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Oklahoma City
Chicago grain and provisions market prices
Chicago grain and provisions notes list July 17 prices for wheat No 2 red and hard wheat, corn No 5 white and No 2 yellow, oats No 2 white and No 3 white, with ranges in cents and dollars. KC futures show corresponding wheat corn and oats values.
Commodity Prices Chicago Wheat and Corn Quotes July 17
Chicago reports wheat No 2 at 1.62 to 1.64 dollars and No 1 hard at 1.60. Corn No 2 mixed 1.08 to 1.14 with No 2 yellow at 1.12. Oats No 2 white 49 to 59 cents and No 3 white 45 to 48 cents. Spot cotton update from Dallas notes market activity.
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R&t
Lord Juty
Chicago
Market Notes Ample Wheat and Grain Prices Listed
Ample grain quotes show No 1 hard wheat at 1.50 per unit and milo maize per 100 pounds with a range around 1.50 to 1.96. Other terms appear garbled but indicate grain prices and basis figures for local traders.
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Milo Maise
Sises
AMARILLO PRODUCE Hens and Turkeys Prices
Listings show Leghorn hens and broilers with prices 20¢ and 15¢ for various breads and colors. Turkey and packing stock notes appear with prices and regional references Houston Galveston and Bates. Eggs in new cases listed with loss charges and per dozen prices around 24.50 to 24.65.
Lee argues for diversified farming to boost West Texas
Snyder July 17 Special to The Globe R Q Lee Cisco president West Texas Chamber of Commerce told about 1600 Scurry county farmers that prosperity depends on intensive farming and diversified crops. Porter Whaley Chamber manager outlined the group's work defending common point freight rates. He spoke at Sweetwater last night and will finish a 2900 mile campaign in Abilene Friday at noon.
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Snyder
West Texas
R. Q. Lee
Cisco
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Sweetwater
Abilene
New Orleans Cotton Futures Close Steady Net Decline
New Orleans cotton futures closed steady with a net decline of 35 to 88 points. Prices were reported for July and nearby contracts with values around 23.90 to 25.98, and later months showing varied figures including December and March ranges.
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New York
Jan Au
Ab Muay
New Orleans
Ott. v
Market Prices for United States Bonds and Treasuries
New York July 17 quotes list Liberty bonds with prices ranging from 100.28 to 102.16 and 162.16 for a 444 percent issue. Treasury issues show values from 103.10 to 107.10 across several 4% bond series and related securities.
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New York
United States
Liberty
U. S. Treasury
Call money steady with mixed rates in New York markets
In New York on July 17 call money held steady with high 8 and low 3 percent, ruling rate 6. Closing bid 3 percent, offered 3 percent. Last loan 3 percent against acceptance, time loans firm at 4 and 4 to 4? for sixty to ninety days, 4 to 4? for four to six months, prime commercial paper 3 to 4 percent.
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New York
George Burgessor Dies at 51 Services Planned Sunday
George W Burgessor 51 died at 9 am at 407 East Eleventh from dropsy. Survived by wife who heads The Globe classified dept, son George W Burgessor Jr, and sisters Mrs Kate Adams Denver and Mrs L B Marsh Los Angeles. Services at St Andrew's Episcopal Church at 4:30 Sunday with Rev R N McCallum and Bishop C Seaman. Mason lodge to handle graveside rites. pallbearers from lodge. Body at Blackburn Funeral Home 1 to 4 pm Sunday. This is the second Globe family death in a week.
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East Eleventh Street
Classified Department of the Globe
George W. Burgesser, Jr
Kate Adams
Denver
L. B. Marsh
Los Angeles
Calif
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
R. N. McCallum
C. Seaman
Masonic Lodge
Blackburn
Mr. Burgesser
Globe
Foreign exchange rates move little in New York
Foreign exchanges were steady in New York with Britain at 4.85 11-16 on demand and 4.86% on cables, France at 4.71 on cables, Italy at 8.70, and Germany at 23.80, with other currencies including Belgium 4.62 and Tokyo 41 percent.
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Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Tokyo
Montreal
O Malley Calls for Patience Toward Youth in Amarillo
The Rev. Fred O Malley urged tolerance and a Safety First campaign for boys and girls addressing the American Business club at the Amarillo hotel. He warned vice and crime are harming the nation and stressed will power shapes the youth's future. The Nite Owl orchestra provided jazz music and R M Bowen sang with Miss Pearl Miller.
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American Business Club
Amarillo Hotel
Will Power
Nite Owl Orchestra
Rev. O'Malley
R. M. Bowen
Funeral services held for aged Plains minister Rev John Stump
Miami on July 17 funeral services were conducted for Rev John Stump who died last Wednesday at his Falforia Texas home. He preached to pioneers as a Brethren Church minister and had lived in the area about 35 years. Born in Indiana in 1855 he had run mercantile and ranching ventures and later opened a school for Mexican children in Falfuría. A large crowd attended and he was buried in the local cemetery.
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Miami
John Stump
Falforia
Tex
High School
J. W. Whatley
B. F. Jackson
Stump
Brethren Church
Falfuria
Indiana
Buick Cadillac installs Curtis Spray Pressure car wash
Amarillo Buick-Cadillac garage installed a Curtis Spray Pressure car washing machine using air and water to clean bodies and air and kerosene for engines and chassis. Charles Dixon praised its cleaning power while new washers Eis and Hickman called it the most powerful machine they have seen.
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Curtis
Amarillo
Buick-Cadillac
Charles Dixon
Mr. Dixon
Lo. Eis
Bill Hickman
Nesro
Oasis Pool to Add Dance Floor at North Highway
The Oasis Swimming pool plans a 70 by 40 foot dance floor between the pool and the highway. A bathing girl revue is set for July 24 26 with a baby show country store and water carnival. George W Burgesser died today and previously ran dining rooms at the Fort Worth Denver depot and the Elks hotel.
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Oasis
George W. Burgesser
Fort Worth & Denver Depot
Elks’ Hotel
Rock Island Pullman at Amarillo for Oklahoma City travelers
The Rock Island schedules a Pullman car in Amarillo for passengers bound for Oklahoma City. It arrives from the east at 6 50 pm and stays until the 2 20 am departure of the Oklahoma City passenger train. The Sleeper is available for entry at 9 30 pm. The San Jacinto Bulletin reports Mrs Hawkins ill from ptomaine poisoning after tainted meat in Hereford two weeks ago. Mr and Mrs J J Van Pelt welcome a baby girl Dorothy Ann born at home on Harrison Street.
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Amarillo
Oklahoma City
San Jacinto
Hawkins
Hereford
J. J. van Pelt
Harrison Street
Dorothy Ann
van Pelt
Mattie
Rush
Nut and fruit bearing trees urged for shade in Hereford
Hereford and Deaf Smith County consider replacing non producing shade trees with nut and fruit bearing varieties after Col. R Q Lee urged the change. Pecans walnuts and other fruits could thrive and bring profit. plan is to replace dying non producers with fruit trees as an economy measure.
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Daly
Deaf Smith County
Col. R. Q. Lee
Lee
Gopper Company Denies Cave-In Entombing 300 Miners
The Cananean Consolidated Copper Company reports to the Associated Press that a cave in at its Cana ene mine in Sonora Mexico did not occur yesterday and no 300 miners were entombed.
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Associated Press
Nogales
Ariz
Cananea
Sonora
Mexico
Cananean Consolidated Copper Company
Australia to float $75 million gold bonds in New York market
J P Morgan and Company announced a public offering of a 75 million dollar loan for the commonwealth of Australia. The 30 year bonds carry 5 percent gold interest and will be offered in New York next Monday at 991 2. London will receive a concurrent offering of 5 million dollars of the same bonds.
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Associated Press
New York
Commonwealth of Australia
J. P. Morgan and Company
London
Fire destroys Mc Intosh county court house in Oklahoma
A fire at dawn destroyed the Mc Intosh county court house in Utanta Oklahoma. Authorities believe valuable records in the treasurer and county clerk offices may be lost though the blaze's origin is undetermined. The report notes the incident in a concise AP dispatch.
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Associated Press
Exclusive right to survey big water project granted
Austin July 17 The state board of water engineers approved six months exclusive right to continue survey of two dams and one reservoir site on the Colorado River near Robert Lee Coke County. The plan contemplates irrigation of 125000 acres and a floating of a half million dollar bond issue.
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Associated Press
Austin
Bob Kneim
Robert Lee
Colorado River
Coke County
State Board of Water Engineer
A. H. Dunlap
Oklahoma Cotton Trade Shifts to Galveston
Between 150000 and 200000 bales of Oklahoma cotton will be shipped through Galveston this season under a contract between the Oklahoma Cotton Growers Association and the Cotton Concentration Company of Galveston. This is the second season that Oklahoma growers have used the port. Evening hours are reading hours.
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Oklahoma Cotton Growers Association
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Radio Aids Search For Mystery Man’s Kin
Galveston police use radio broadcasts to locate relatives of Thomas W. Gregory a 55 year old man found dead in Galveston. Officials say Gregory may have lived in California and once was a man of prominence.
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Associated Press
Galveston
Thomas W. Gregory
Gregory
California
Dempsey Reaches Peace With Commission
Jack Dempsey, heavyweight champion, met with the New York State Athletic Commission and announced he had made his peace with the body. Officials reportedly agreed to two or three bouts before a potential match with challenger Harry Wills.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
New York State Athletic Commission
Harry Wills
Frank Kate Dies by Own Hand After Buying Burial Goods
Dallas July 17. Frank Kate, 72, a retired Sherman businessman, shot himself after purchasing a casket and burial suit in Dallas on July 10. He was released from a local hospital today.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Frank Kate
Sherman
Iself
Radicalism and the future of American politics
The speaker argues that Second Radicalism did not end last November and La Follette’s influence endures in death. He predicts more radical thought to come, distinguishing radicalism as constructive or destructive and urging business leaders to plan for a peaceful future where radicals and conservatives coexist, each earning what they produce.
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LaFollette
Lost fox terrier bull pup named Snooks reported
A small fox terrier bull pup is lost or missing and will answer to the name Snooks. A reward is offered. The notice gives an addressing location at 1501 Pierce.
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Snooks
Pierce
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