Market Report Hogs Cattle Sheep Prices Across Wichita and Chicago
Wichita and Chicago livestock quotes show higher hogs and strong cattle demand. In Wichita hogs top around 13.35 with bulk 12.30 to 13.50. cattle include beef steers 6 to 8 and cows 3.75 to 5.50. sheep fetch lambs 12 and up. Chicago hogs top 14.05. cattle strong with yearlings 14.25 to 14.50 and vealers 10.50 to 11.00. sheep firm with fat natives 14.25 to 14.50 and fat yearling wethers 12.25 to 12.75.
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Wichita Livestock
Wichita
Chicago
Grain prices list for Amarillo market stalls
Grain price table shows wheat per bushel 1.55 and 1.80 for different grades with barley at 1.90. Milo and maize per 100 pounds listed alongside oats per bushel and kafir prices. Market figures reflect commodity cost names and units.
Cattle Market Report from South Omaha
South Omaha Nebraska July 22 beef cattle trade steady to 25 higher with 4,900 cattle of all kinds grass cattle MAive noted in the market summary.
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South Omaha
Neb
Markets Report From East St. Louis Livestock Auction
Slaughter hogs 7000 head active bulk 14.10 to 14.26. pigs 1a to 123.75. cows 12.50 packer, 4.50 to 5.50 alfalfa? no. yearlings 42.20. heifers 9.50. bulls 4.50 to 5.50. ranners 2.50 to 5. sheep 3000 steady. lambs 14. ewes 7 to 47.50. cann ers and culls 1 to 3.
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S East
Louis
Oklahoma City Livestock Market Report
Oklahoma City July 22 cattle 1100 head weak good to choice cows 4.50 to 4.50 per hundredweight good heifers about 6 calves weak beat vealers 7 bulk light calves 5.50 to 6.50 stockers unchanged top 15.80 bulk 15.50 and up Hoges 400 strong price notes
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Oklahoma City
Market Report PORE WOSTH LIVESTOCK July 22
Cattle 12 000 with 2 000 calves. prices ranged cattle heifers calves and cows varying. Hogs and sheep also listed with price bands for different weights and conditions. Strong entities include producers and buyers, with notable ranges across cattle hogs and sheep categories.
Kansas City Market Report Cattle Hogs and Lamb Prices
Cattle 13 000 top market 13.65 for heavy steers median weights 13.75. Grass cattle vary by region with Oklahoma Texas grassers 5.75 to 7.50, bulk 3.65 to 5.95 for grass fat. Hogs 5 500 packer top 15.80 shipper top 15.85. Sheep 3 500 lambs rise with Kansas lambs 14.60 Ida hos 14.25 top native 14-18.50 with culls around 9. Texas yearling wethers 11.00.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Chicago Grain: Open High Low Close Data
Fragmentary Chicago grain data from July 22 shows mixed quotes with unclear values for open high low and close. The OCR text is incomplete and does not provide concrete figures or entities to anchor a full summary.
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Chicago
Kansas City Cash Grain Report Noted Prices
Kansas City dated July 22 reports cash grain prices with 2 hard at 1.49 to 1.64 dollars and red 2 at 1.57 to 1.61 dollars. Corn 38 white at 99 and a half to 1. a cent.
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Kansas City
Amaryllo Produce Price List For Poultry And Grains
The notice lists prices for hens at 16?c, leghorn hens at 12c, broilers at 20c, black leghorns at 16c, tom turkeys, old toms, and packing stock butter at 15c. Infertile eggs are $8.40 per batch and egg losses charged back at $7.50. Oats hold at 46-47c for number 2 white, 45-46c for number 8 white.
Chicago cash grain on July 22 prices for wheat corn and oats
Wheat No 2 red 1.54 to 1.55, No 2 red 1.53. Corn No 2 mixed 1.03 to 1.08 12. No 4 mixed 1.04. Oats No 2 white 0.46 to 0.467. No 4 white 0.43 to 0.44.
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Chicago
Cotton futures close steady with slight declines
New York July 22 Cotton futures ended steady with minor net declines across contracts. Prices quoted for July near 28.46 to 28.72 with other months including October January and March showing narrow ranges and light activity.
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New York
Market Snapshot Mixed as Stocks Decline and Edge Higher
New York stocks show mixed movement with notable names like General Electric, General Motors, Westinghouse Electric, and California petroleum among fluctuating quotes. Collected blooms of prices include several at or near standard percentages while others drift, pointing to a cautious session in the trading floor.
Training for Tri-State Field Trials Boosted by Rain
Heavy rain last night eased conditions for Tri-State Field trials training near Wheeler. Precipitation had limited early morning runs and hindered scenting, but organizers expect better training and more entries, approving post entries for the events starting August 19.
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Wheeler
Levy Buys Property Next to Fair Theater
Levy owner of the Fair theater and adjoining buildings at Fifth and Polk streets has purchased the old W Woolworth building adjoining his property from San Antonio capitalist St Lightbourne. The 30 by 150 foot building with a 24 by 120 basement expands Levy frontage to 120 by 140 feet on Polk and Fifth streets signaling his faith in the city.
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Levy
Fair Theater
Fifth and
Polk Street
Former Amarillion Found Dead at Home in Lubbock
W. W. Shepherd a salesman for the Axtell company based in Lubbock was found dead in his back yard Monday morning. Officials believe heart failure caused the death. His wife was hospitalized at Temple at the time. Shepherd had lived in Amarillo for years and was well known there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Shepherd
Axtell Company
Lubbock
Temple
Mr. Sheppard
Amarillo
Fighter dies in Kentucky bout at Broadway arena
Mickey Shannon a 25 year old Chicago light heavyweight died after a knockout by Harry Fay of Louisville in the fourth round at the Broadway arena Louisville Kentucky. Fay was arrested on a manslaughter charge but released on bond. Shannon had won the first two rounds before being pummeled in rounds three and four.
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Associated Preat
Louisville
Mickey Shannon
Chicago
Broadway
Harry Fay
Fay
Kentucky
Shannon
Coal strike threat over wage contracts in West Virginia
Van A Littner of the United Mine Workers warned in telegrams to Secretarys Davis and Hoover that a nationwide coal strike could follow if the government does not stop abrogation of wage contracts in Northern West Virginia. He cited evictions and gunmen and appealed to Rockefeller Jr and Suset Meyer over coal interests.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
N. J
West Virginia
van A. Littner
United Mine Workers
Davis
Hoover
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Samuel Untermeyer
Bittner
Consolidation Coal Company
Bethlehem Mines Corporation
Washington
United States
United Mine Workers of America
Half Minute Interviews with Local Figures
J H Gouldy reflects that the famous Tennessee case is history and the commonwealth’s law is upheld. Ed Green notes reluctant attendance at meetings. Ross Ozier reports rain in Dumas and Monday night. Roy Cullum jokes about catching large Colorado trout. Toney Chisum samples golf talk. C B Davis touts West Texas chamber tour. J N Riggs cites Amarillo tax support for City Development. Ray Wheatley praises rain solving Panhandle water woes for now.
Happy man faces parking charges after Amarillo trip
O. K. McDonald of Happy was tagged in Amarillo for parking in a safety zone. He drove back to Amarillo 41 miles this morning to face the charges. Clark Cain, chief of police, commended his spirit.
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O. K. McDonald
Happy
Amarillo
Clark Cain
Mrs Ford and baby sent home from Texas hospital
Mrs. R. A. Ford and her infant were discharged from the Northwest Texas hospital and returned to their residence at 1615 Lincoln Street.
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R. A. Ford
Texas
Hosip
Lincoln Street
Cigarettes Ruin Woman's Beauty Say Cosmetician
Chicago July 22 Mrs Ruth Mauer president of the American Cosmeticians society warns that smoking cigarettes harms a woman's appearance. She cites sloping mouth lines, downward curves, yellowed whites of the eyes and skin, and yellow stains on fingertips as aging effects.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ruth Mauer
American Cosmeticians’ Society
Amarillo Tri-State fair advances plans for 1925 event
Fair directors report the 1925 Amarillo Tri State exposition is more advanced than prior years with gravel walks and floor installation in the agricultural hall. A royal queen will reign with county representation from the Panhandle. A competitive selection and planning committee are planned. County residents will travel from Third Street to the fairgrounds and east to Tenth Street. Ringling Brothers Circus dates may be canceled to avoid conflict.
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Amarillo Tri- State
Panhandle
Third Street
Tenth Street
Ringling Brothers Circus
Kiwanis Hear About Fair and Board of Development
A. N. Olver, president, told Amarillo Kiwanis at the hotel that the Tri State fair belongs to every citizen of the Panhandle Eastern New Mexico and Western Oklahoma. J. N. Riggs outlined Board of City Development plans and urged citizen support. The club voted to back both the fair and development board. Mrs Weatherley sang a solo with accompaniment by Mrs Ludden and Mrs Jones.
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Panhandle
New Mexico
Oklahoma
A. N. Olver
Kiwanis Club
Amarillo Hotel
Olver
J. N. Riggs
Board of
City Development
Fair
Development Board
Ikkegene Weatherley
A. L. Ludden
Margaret Jones
Indictment for Blackmail Against Philip Siegel
Indictments allege blackmail and extortion against Philip Siegel who allegedly demanded 50 000 dollars with threats to kill Edward W Browning, a wealthy real estate broker who recently advertised for a girl companion for his adopted daughter Dorothy.
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Associated Press
New York
Philip Siegel
Edward WW. Browning
Browning
Dorothy
Frigidaire Fountain in town at Johnston's
C L Green and son Charles plan an auto trip to Colorado starting Thursday from Amarillo. Grace Ferguson returned to Dalhart from Hazel O'Brien and Mary Wilkenson. Iris Allbright Dalhart librarian visited Jason Robertson Potter County librarian. Pauline Reeder spending week at Palo Duro country club. Lubbock bus drivers report rain delayed four miles beyond Tulsa. buses run nearly on time in Amarillo.
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Johnston's
C. L. Green
Charles
Amarillo
Colorado
Grace Ferguson
Hazel O'Brien
Mary Wilkinson
Dalhart
West
Iris Allbright
Dalthart
Jason Robertson
Potter County
Pauline Reeder
Palo Duro Country Club
Lubbock
Tulsa
Prominent Lawyer Dies After Lingering Illness
Houston July 2 Loeb A Carlton a prominent attorney age 60 died at 5 this morning after a lingering illness He was a recognized force in university affairs and active in political matters though never sought office Funeral services will be held here Thursday afternoon
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Houston
Crude production for weeks down in midcontinent and states
The Oil and Gas Journal reports week ended July 18 saw mids continent oil output average 1,132,699 barrels daily, down 23,044 from prior week. US total averaged 2,127,052 barrels, down 27,271. Oklahoma and California fields show varied gains and losses across multiple regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tulsa
Okla
Mid-continent
Oil and Gas Journal of Tulsa
United States
Oklahoma
North Louisiana
Arkansas
Texas MC
Kan
Gulf Coast
Southwest Tex
Eastern
Rocky Mountain Area
California
Tonkawa
Burbank
Cromwell
Eldorado
Calion
Stephens
Nevada
Texas
North
Powell
Mexia
Currie
Richmond
Wortham
Rock Island Officials and Staff Travel and Rail News
T M Gavin and family depart Thursday for about three weeks visiting relatives in Chicago and Wheeling West Virginia. D H McNamara master carpenter at Dalhart was in Amarillo on personal business yesterday. W M Whitenton chief transportation advisor of M E & T railway heads to Colorado Springs for rest and recreation after serving as Rock Island district GM. Joe H Johnston superintendent of terminals with El Reno HQ in Amarillo yesterday. J M Ray Rock Island brakeman absent sick. Starting next Sunday Rock Island offers round trip Sunday excursion at one way fare plus 25 cents through Sept 27, travel must reach original start by 9 am Monday after sale. Roy Haggatt city freight and passenger agent hands out cigars wrapped in cream silk noting Rock Island representation as a stunt. Co B Davis left for Plainview for a large railroad meeting. Mrs F L Hackley to Canadian with Wanda Fry for a few days visiting parents before returning home.
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Rock Island
Roy Haggatt
Rock Island City
Rock Island Railway
Roy
Co. B. Davis
Rock Island Division
Plainview
F. L. Hackley
Santa Fe
Hackley
Wanda Fry
Canadian
Sunday School Trip And Local Social News In North Amarillo
The Buchanan Street Methodist Sunday school joined a 9 o clock outing to Box canyon for an all day picnic. Swastika club members hosted Mrs. J W Timmons at her home with a birthday surprise party and punch. Oasis pool opens. Local residents injured in a recent car accident recover slowly. Mrs M R Jenness returned from Wichita Falls for a friend's funeral. C Z Gristy hospitalized for treatment. Donald Honey George Dewey and Johnnie Propes depart for a ten day vacation to Denver and Colorado Springs. Mrs Harry Devine shows improvement after illness. Pauline Placey plans a Higgins visit then Carrouzette and grandparent visits before returning home in about a month. Mr and Mrs Ben Moore plan a two week health vacation at Mineral Wells.
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Buchanan Street
Methodist Sunday School
Box Canyon
Swastika Club
J. W. Timmons
East Tenth Street
Mrs. Timmons
Pauline Placey
North
Grant Street
Higgins
Roy Landers
A. P. Maltsberger
Carrouzette
Rock Island official to tour Panhandle with West Texas Chamber
C B Davis Rock Island division freight and passenger agent plans a four day tour August 19 11 12 13 with West Texas Chamber of Commerce officials to promote diversified and intensive farming. Davis praised the program and said the railroad will cooperate. Fourteen cities are on the itinerary and advices indicate large crowds.
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C. B. Davis
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
North Plains
Rock Island
Panhandle
Davis
West Texas
Panhandle To Vote On Lighting Plant Sale
Panhandle residents will vote August 17 on selling the local lighting plant to Southwest Public Service of Amarillo. The measure seeks to transfer ownership and operation of the municipal lighting system to the company.
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Panhandle
Southwest Public Service Company
Amarillo
Four Building Permits Issued Totalling $9 300
Four building permits were issued yesterday totaling 9300 dollars. The permits went to A L Lawhorn at 2207 W North Second Street for 2000 dollars Edna J Bogard at 807 Hellicott Street for 2000 dollars M E Savage at 800 South Maryland Avenue for 4500 dollars and F M Pond at 711 North Lincoln Street for 800 dollars
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A. L. Lawhorn
North Second Street
Edna J. Bogard
Hellicott Street
M. E. Savage
Maryland Avenue
F. M. Pond
Lincoln Street
Rock Island Agents Share Notes From West Texas Trip
Josephs of the Rock Island line report travel by Tom O'Brien in Lub bock and other South Plains points. E. J. Landers visits McLean and Amarillo while Mrs R M Thompson visits Amarillo. F L Dallas at Glen Rio farms forty five acres with thirty to forty bolls per stalk, expecting a bale per acre. R R Bragg, division engineer, tours Amarillo and plans a trip to Alanreed before Dalhart.
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G. W. Baker
Tom O'Brien
Rock Island
Lubbock
South Plains
E. J. Landers
McLean
Amarillo
I O O F Encampment in Box Canyon Big One
One of the biggest meetings by the I O O F lodge is the encampment at Box Canyon seventeen miles northeast of Amarillo on Saturday. Panhandle lodges are invited with initiation services planned. About 500 attendees expected including grand lodge officers. Out of town visitors should report to the I O O F hall.
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Box Canyon
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Amarillo
Panhandle
Grand Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Country club Saturday dance postponed this week
Announcement from the committee in charge states the regular Saturday night event at the country club is postponed this week.
Real Estate Bargains and Property for Sale
For sale one lot near in with terms. San Jacinto lots cash or easy terms. My home six rooms modern Windmill with storage tank shrubs and trees, price and terms at 60% Washington. Absent landlord services offered by Jon G Wayland 204 East Fourth. New four room bungalow between car line and pavement first payment attractive. Puckett 705 North Harrison. View good used car for cash versus new four room bungalow. Gaut Land Co phone TiS or 2868-J. Summers addition lot for sale or trade for a 1923 or 1924 Torch coupe.
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San Jacinto
K. M. _Lefforge & Co
Amarillo
Jon G. Wayland
East Fourth Street
G. T. Oliver Blackburn
Puckett
North Harrison
Gaut Land Co
Homes and Home Sites For Sale
Beautiful new brick home in South Tyler East front five rooms breakfast room fire grate modern throughout garage driveway on pavement $6 750 Good terms New brick home Country Club District five rooms ideal floor plan modern fire grate every convenience garage and drive $7 500 Easy terms Trade Attractive five room bungalow San Jacinto new and modern with garage drive $4 500 $500 cash balance monthly Splendid bargain east front corner lot South Polk Street Bable Addition $1 000 Terms East front lot South Fillmore $700 $150 cash down Splendid east front lot Western Avenue facing Country Club District $1 050 Very easy terms
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Madison
22Nd
Tyler
J. Levy
Fair Theater
BOME
Pierce
South Polk
Prospect
San Jacinto
South Polk Street
Bable
Western Avenue
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Texas & Patific
Westinghouse
Ring
U.S
J. H. Gouldy
Tennessee
Commonwealth
Jesus Christ
Ed. Green
Ross Ozier
Dumas
Roy Cullum
Bob Ames
Toney Chisum
Board of City Development
Ray Wheatley
Queen and Royal Court
Fair and Board OF Development
Santa Fe Springs
Long Beach
Huntington Beach
Torrance
Dominguez
Rosecrans
Inglewood
T. M. Gavin
Wheeling
W. Va
D. H. McNamara
Dal
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J. A. Cox
John H. Shafer
M. R. Jenness
North Taylor
Fort Worth
Denver
Wichita Falls
Eugene Cockrell
C. Z. Gristy
Mr. Gristy
Donald Honey
George Dewey
Johnnie Propes
Colorado Springs
Harry Devine
North Johnson Street
Ben Moore
North Pierce Street
Mineral Wells
J. E. Griffin Panhandle Lands and City Property
Griffin Bldg
Polk ST
Ladd & LY
N. Willmore
South Palk
Martin Land Co
Sus N. Taylor
Christian & Foster
Maqua
East Front
South Fillmore
Jno
Francis
A. H. Kiburz
Walnut Street
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