Kansas City to Wichita Livestock Markets Report
Summary of livestock and grain market quotes from Kansas City Wichita Oklahoma City Chicago St Louis and Fort Worth dated July 20. Cattle hogs and sheep prices shift with heavy cattle and lambs mostly higher while bulls calves and sows show varied declines and steady demand across regions. Cotton futures in New York closed steady with a slight rise.
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Kansas City
City
Oklahoma City
Cato Bready
Chicago
ST. Louis Livestock
ST. Louis
Fort Wolva
Fort Worth
New York
Pecos Water Plan Culmination Draws Texas and New Mexico Attention
A Pecos celebration marks the culmination of a fourteen year effort by the Pecos Valley Water Deed Association of Texas to secure a dam and irrigation system along the river. Plans include a dam spanning the New Mexico line to provide water for about 110 miles of irrigation, with final bounds and districts to be defined by Texas and New Mexico lawmakers and a federal district created for the irrigation zone.
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Stockton
Pecos
Peene Valley
Lattle
New Mexico
Washington
Teras
Texas
Red Bluff
Reclamation Bureau
Fexico
Malars
Carlsbad
United States
Surcess
Maj
Richart F. Burges
Fl Paso
Chirze
Elephant Butte
Pecosevine
Luncheon poll shows Herbert running strong
At a luncheon a small group heard supporters claim Charlie Herbert leads the sheriff race. Two polls cited favored different candidates, with Herbert described as the leading choice among those present.
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Herpert
Charlie Herbert
Globe
News-Globe
Herbert
King
Sun
Jowell
Wiley Pollard
Pilot Near Death in Vernon Plane Crash
Vernon, La. 26 year old Teeite Pout of Vernon remains hospitalized after a plane crash four miles south of Vernon. He suffered head neck and internal injuries but regained consciousness last night. The plane owned by John Narhoer of Lowstart began to move during preflight checks and veered, crashing after rising briefly.
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Vernon
John the Narhoer
Calles vows enforcement of new religious laws in Mexico
President Calles commits to enforcing Mexico's new religious regulations effective July 31, stating no foreign pressure will alter the stance. Catholic groups seek lines of action while the National League for the Defense of Religious Freedom meets across states. Thirty seven priests are summoned by Mexico City's mayor for failing to register with municipal authorities.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Calles
Monterey
Excelsior
Republic
National League For the Defense of Religious Freedom
Flashes of Life from Global Wires Across 1920s World
A jumble of brief Europe and America items. Rev Wal ter Winn predicts a major event around Ju20 with war pressures 1928 36 and a millennium after. In Saida Syria American tourists miss whales and a Jonah landing site. In Budapest Prince Rosso rescues an actress Paula Osaky after a drowning episode. In Atlanta Mrs Wilcox and Miss Herndon win a 150 bet after a long hike with knickers and a ukulele. Detectives showcase a gas knockout device at a convention.
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Atlanta
T. C. Wilcox
Mary Herndon
Philadelphia
Ferguson to speak for Miriam Ferguson in Fort Worth
James E. Ferguson prepared to address Fort Worth supporters on behalf of his wife Governor Miriam A. Ferguson in a bid for renomination and reelection. He urged a Moody defeat and argued the governor’s reentry is tied to advancing the women’s cause and her first term achievements.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
James E. Ferguson
Miriam A. Ferguson
McKinney
Ferguson
Dan Moody
Woman Endorses Wiley Pollard as Sheriff in Kindness Drive
Mrs. George McClure, now a political worker, praised Wiley Pollard as a good sheriff after he sent a new automobile to assist a destitute family near Cliffside. She uses the car while her own is repaired, and she requests volunteers to drive her to the shack where the ill man, wife and child live.
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George McClure
Wiley Pollard
Cliffside
McClure
The
Globe
Thompson Campaign Tour in White Deer and Groom
Mrs. R. S. Thompson, candidate for representative of the 123rd district, campaigns in White Deer and Groom today. The Panhandle resident of 25 years promotes her bid against Lee Satterwhite and A. D. Payne with active touring.
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Mrs. Thompson
White Deer
R. S. Thompson
123Rd
Lee Satterwhite
A. D. Payne
White Deer and
Groom
Thompson
Panhandle
Funeral Arrangements Pending for Patricia Babb
Definite funeral plans are pending as Mrs Patricia Babb 69 died at the family residence 1001 Harrison Street Sunday night. All family members have not yet arrived and arrangements will be made after their arrival.
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Patricia Babb
Harrison Street
Amarillo residents discuss growth and events across city
Half Minute Interviews from Wichita Falls feature Lee Wilson and others commenting on Amarillo. Notes include praises of Amarillo’s large business district, new police hires, upcoming Tri-State Fair events, and local sentiment about the city’s publicity.
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Lee Wilson
Wichita Falls
Amarillo
D. C. Commissioner Fenning Resigns From Post
New York July 20 Commissioner Fenning of the District of Columbia has resigned. The move was announced at executive offices and placed in the hands of the Attorney General as requested by President Coolidge before he left Washington. Fenning faced congressional criticism over veterans guardianship matters but was asked to stay briefly to wrap up incidentals.
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Prem Paul Sims
N. Y
Fenning
District of Columbia
Sargeant
President Coolidge
Coolidge
Washington
Congress
Oil field myths and park news from Panhandle talk
Ed Mayer told the Lions Club today that a submerged mountain chain hosts the Panhandle oil field and predicts more finds in Moore County and near Amarillo. He explained geologists’ methods while noting the present field lies north of the buried ridge. The club also formed a park committee and mourned Patricia Babb, praised for child devotion and West Texas influence.
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Panhandle
Ed Mayer
Lions Club
Buchanan Street Methodist Church
Mr. Mayer
Bill Flenniken
Bob Ames
J. Ray
C. S. MaKeig
Gene Howe
Army Musicians and Air Mechanics Needed
Serg Henry Ross of the army recruiting bureau says the army air service was expanded by about 6000 men in the last congress session. Foreign service is closed for now. Musicians needed for the Camp Marfa Texas band and the twentieth Infantry band Fort Sam Houston. Mechanics are in demand for the air service.
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Serg
Henry Ross
Army Recruiting Bureau
Army Air Service
Congress
Foreign Service
Camp Marfa
Texas
Twentieth Infantry Band
Fort Sam Houston
Air Service
Summer menus emphasize planning over cooking
In summer menus less actual cooking is required and more planning. Fresh fruits vegetables milk and cool drinks must be featured to suit seasonal preferences.
Dissolution Notice of Regal and Magruder Partnership
Notice of dissolution states the partnership Regal & Magruder of Amarillo Texas dissolved by mutual consent on July 6 1926 All debts due to the partnership to be received by E A Regal at 227 Blackburn Building Amarillo Texas and all demands on the said partner are discontinued as of dissolution.
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E. A. Regal
F. H. Magruder
Amarillo
Potter
State of Texas
Regal
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