Market notes: cattle hog lamb prices from Kansas and nearby
July 22 to July 23 livestock quotes across Kans and nearby areas show hogs at 13.55 to 14.25 for bulk and slaughter, cattle steady with calves and bulls listed, lambs and ewes priced, Oklahoma and Omaha region figures included. Slaughter and packing notes indicate varied demand with active and slow markets and price ranges across regions.
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A, Kans
Louis
Oklahoma
Bologna
Oma City
City
MAHA CATTLE TAXING MARKET SUMMARY AT IMHAMA AND CITY LIVESTOCK
Cattle and calves traded unevenly with receipts around 1,500 calves and 7,000 head overall. Prices ranged from about 2 to 14 dollars for various classes, with steers near 13 to 14, fat cows 2 to 3, heifers 3 to 9, and bulls 2 to 7 dollars. lambs and feeders also noted with steady trends and regional variations. Local reports show supply pressures easing slightly but volumes remain high, influencing quoted ranges.
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Beral
Amarillo Produce Poultry and Eggs Price List
A historical ad lists prices for hens and leghorn varieties at 12c, broilers 20c, geese and turkeys at 15c, infertile eggs 8.40, eggs in new cases worthless with loss charged back 7.50, rib and belly prices around 18.5 to 21.95, October tallies and stock packing details included.
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Eee
Chicago cash grain prices update
Chicago market report lists wheat at No. 2 red 1.55 and No. 3 red 1.53 dollars. Corn shows No. 2 mixed 1.04 to 1.06, No. 2 yellow 1.08 to 1.10. Oats No. 2 white 0.45 to 0.46 dollars and No. 3 white 0.43 to 0.45.
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Chicago
Kansas City Cash Grain Prices Report
Kansas City cash grain figures show No. 2 hard between 1.51 and 1.66 dollars, No. 2 red 1.59 to 1.63, corn No. 3 white 31 to 1.02 dollars, No. 2 yellow 1.97 to 1.08 dollars. Oats hold steady to higher with No. 2 white 46 to 47 cents.
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Kansas City
New Orleans Cotton Futures Close Steady With Gains
Cotton futures in New Orleans closed steady with net advances of 1 1/2 to 1 3/4 points. July settled at 24.46, October at 24.37, December I at 24.53, January 24.62, March 24.66.
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New Orleans
Cotton futures close higher on steady New York market
New York July 23 cotton futures closed very steady with gains of 12 to 14 points. Highlights show July at 24.59, October 24.93, December 25.08, January 24.63, March 24.84, with May at 23.78 amid a firm tone and active trading.
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New York
Money Rates New York July 23
Call money easy with a high of 4 percent and a low of 4 percent, the ruling rate at 4 percent, closing bid and offered at 414, last loan 4. Call loans against acceptance at 3 percent. Time loans firm with mixed collateral 60-90 days at 4 percent and 4-6 months at 4 to 4 percent. Prime commercial paper 3 to 4 percent.
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New York
Foreign exchange rates steady in New York market
Foreign exchanges held steady with Great Britain demand at 4.85 and cables at 4.86. 60 day bills on banks quoted 4.87, France 4.71 and cables 4.7114, Italy demand 3.65 and cables 3.66, Belgium 4.62, Germany 23.80, Tokyo 413-16 and Montreal 160 1-16.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Tokyo
Montreal
Parmer County Enters Exhibit at Tri-State Exposition
Parmer county has entered the county agricultural exhibits at the 1925 Amarillo Tri-State exposition. Parmer county is a diversified farming section with Farwell as the county seat. Parmer is the eleventh county to enter the exhibits.
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Parmer County
Farwell
Parmer
Rotary tribute recalls Panhandle pioneers at Amarillo luncheon
The Amarillo Rotary Club honored Panhandle pioneers during a luncheon at the Amarillo hotel. Judge J. C. Paul, Panhandle’s first banker, recalled early conditions in 1887 and the Santa Fe Fort Worth and Denver railways. Harry Brown spoke on Panhandle gas development and service in early days. Dr. R. P. Parcells noted his trip to the Cleveland convention.
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Rotary Club
the Panhandle
Amarillo Hotel
J. C. Paul
Panhandle
G. I. Yates
Judge Paul
Plains
Amarillo
Santa Fe
Fort Worth
Denver
Cerson County
Washburn
Paul
Panhandle Plains
Penhandle
Carson County
Brown
Harry Brown
R. P. Parcells
Cleveland
Hereford Forms First Lee for Governor Club
Hereford and Deaf Smith county residents organize the first Lee for Governor club in Texas. They pledge support for Colonel R Q Lee and his farming program promoted through the West Texas Chamber of Commerce and plan immediate campaigning for his nomination and election. Officers named include George L Muse president BE B Black E B Handley W C Cox Albert Herbst secretary treasurer.
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Globe
Hereford
Lee
Texas
Deaf Smith County
R. Q. Lee
West Texas
Club
George L. Muse
BE. B. Black
E. B. Handley
W. C.cox
Albert Herbst
Girls Attend Farmers Short Course From Amarillo
Miss Anna Bower home demonstration agent will travel Saturday to Bryan College Station with Mildred Walton of Cliffside and Helen Kriling of Soney to join the annual farmers short course for country children. About three thousand are expected. The weeklong program includes classes in clothing poultry foods and home improvements with contests in bread making and buttonhole making. The three will return after one week.
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Anna Bower
Amarillo
College Station
Bryan
Mildred Walton
Cliffside
Helen Kiiling
Soney
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Miss Bower
G. A. Walton
Helen Kriling
J. A. Kriling
Flying Machine Quits After Brief Look at Me
A quirky incident reports a flying machine quickly turning back after glancing at a person. The account notes the unexpected behavior and the peculiar reaction observed by onlookers.
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Quy
Britain Outlines Navy Building Plan
Prime Minister Baldwin announced a naval buildup in the House of Commons. The program provides two cruisers to be laid down in October, two next February, and three annually thereafter, totaling four this year and three next year. It also calls for nine destroyers and six submarines each year starting 1926-27, with 8,000 to 10,000 ton cruiser designs by the admiralty.
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Associated Press
London
Stanley Baldwin
House of Commons
Baldwin
Admiralty
Probe Sought Into Oklahoma Indian Affairs System
Washington July 23 Secretary Work urged the board of Indian commissioners to investigate the Oklahoma Indian affairs administration. The action confronts a string of attacks on the state’s administration and seeks an independent review of the state organization.
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Associated Press
Washington
Work
Board of Indian Commissioners
Interior Department
State of
Oklahoma
Federal Bakery Installs Two New Model Showcases
The Federal bakery under manager J. L. Keeney installs two regulation show cases. Each eight by four feet, two display shelves per unit, with a small one foot wide case atop. The new fixtures enhance display beauty and attract merchandise.
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Federal Bakery
J. L. Keeney
Lubbock Hubbers Win Opener in Crosbyton Series
Lubbock Hubbers beat Crosbyton 6 to 1 in the opening game of a three day series at Lubbock after earlier wins 10 to 6 and 6 to 0 in Crosbyton. They plan to meet Amherst on August 1 at the West Texas city celebration.
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Lubbock
Tex
Crosbyton
Lubbock Hubbers
Hubbers
Amherst
New West Texas City
American Woman Drowns at Biarritz Beach
Biarritz France July 23 Mrs Williams an American woman and James Hett an English artist were drowned while sea bathing near here today Mr Hett died attempting to rescue Mrs Williams A daughter of Mrs Williams was rescued.
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Associated Press
Biarritz
France
Global currents overshadow Joshua’s army in moral debate
The passage contrasts urgent military winds of the day with scientific overviews and political debates. It notes Henry Ford buying government ships, Germans cheering nationalist songs, and Germany seeking League of Nations membership while Poland and Sweden are linked to land reforms and historical military movements.
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Ruhr
Germany
League of Nations
Spanish American War Vets Reunion Plans Nearing
Fort Worth Texas July 23 Final plans for the reunion of Spanish American war veterans of Texas to be held here Friday and Saturday are to be made at a conference between W Langford of Wichita Falls state commander and other officials of the organization today. It is expected several hundred veterans will attend the reunion.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Langford
Wichita Falls
Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe Issued 17 Million Bond
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized the Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe railroad to issue a single $17,000,000 bond bearing 6 percent interest. The issue will be delivered to the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe. Santa Fe has advanced funds for Gulf additions and improvements since 1896.
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Washington
Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Atchinson
Topeka
Santa Fe
Santa Fe Company
Bathhouse at Christoval Burns in Overnight Blaze
San Angelo reports a midnight fire destroyed the Boone Brothers bathhouse at Christoval mineral wells twenty one miles south of the city. Cause unknown, fire department answered the long call.
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Associated Press
San Angelo
Christoval
Here
Boone Brothers
Christoval Mineral Wells
Prophet foresees quake in Alaska and Japan
Faenza Italy July 23 Raphael Bendandi known earthquake prophet predicts violent earthquakes in Alaska on July 25 or 26 and shocks in Japan on July 30. Mrs H E Bozeman ill for weeks with typhoid fever shows no improvement.
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Associated Press
Faenza
Italy
Raphael Bendandi
Alaska
Japan
Patchwork Plan for South Plains Rail Lines
Hearing focused on rail expansion into Lubbock with Santa Fe service. Davis testifies that Denver would build into Lubbock if permitted, citing a contract and $175,000 raised for terminal and station. tension arises over remarks about state involvement and local funding.
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South Plains
Panhandle Baptist leaders re-elected and local city updates
Dr G L Yates was re elected head of the Panhandle Baptist assembly. Dr J C Sizemore will be corresponding secretary. T W Cotten and Arthur Osgood added to the board of trustees. Southwestern Bell plans over 50000 dollars in city extensions. Wooden street blocks buckled after rain leaving standing water and a lake in Ninth street. Amarillo residents debate a municipal swimming pool as jay walkers are noted. Local and visiting residents travel for business and leisure, with rains reported in the Tri State area.
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G. L. Yates
Panhandle Baptist Assembly
J. C. Sizemore
Tabernacle Baptist Church
T. W. Cotten
Arthur Osgood
Board of
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Taylor Street
Fifth
Ninth Street
Tyler
Amarillo
N. D. Bartlett
The
Globe
Toney Chisum
Albuquerque
Roy Cullum
New Mexico
E. J. Moore
Snoqualmie
Wash
H. C. Shaw
Melrose
John O'Keefe
Panhandle
Jim Harrison
White Deer
A. T. Holcomb
Clarendon Chamber of Commerce
Jack Mead
J. W. Philpott
J. F. Raser
Miami
J. M. Maupin
Gainsville
Texas
W. Walter Fly
Government lowers cotton crop forecast for season
The department of agriculture projects a crop of about 13.588 million equivalent 500 pound bales for this year in its second production report, down from 14.339 million forecast earlier and below last year's 13.628 million bales.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Mrs Harry Schwartz Travels East for Fall Buying
Mrs Harry Schwartz of the Schwartz shop is in the East to acquire fall merchandise. She plans to select new lines and restock the store with seasonal goods.
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Harry Schwartz
Schwartz
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