Fort Worth and Kansas City Livestock Market Report
Fort Worth on July 25 reported cattle 4 200 head with 709 calves. Prices ranged from 2.50 to 8 for beeves and 38 to 5 for stockers, with cows 2.50 to 4.25 and calves 2 to 7. Hogs topped at 9.59 with bulk 9.00 to 9.40, sows 6 to 7.25, pigs 5 to 7. Sheep comprised 209 head with lambs 8 to 12 and yearlings 7 to 9. goats 2 to 3. Kansas City on July 26 saw cattle 1 200 and calves 300 higher. steers 9.75, cake feds 7.25 to 8.75, beef cows 3.50 to 5.75, vealers 7.50 to 8. hogs 4,500 top 9.25, bulk 8.75 to 9.20. sheep 1,000 steady, Texas ewes 7.60, native lambs 12.75.
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Fort Worth
Kansas City
Texas Wethers
Hog and cattle market report from Wichita
Hog receipts 400, market up 35 cents to top 9.10, bulk 8.95 to 9.05, top cut outs 7.50. Cattle receipts 200, including 100 calves, market nominally steady.
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Wichita
Kan
Hogs Lead Mixed Illinois Livestock Prices in East St. Louis
East St Louis market reports July 26 show hogs at 11 000 head up to 9.90 top with bulk butchers 9.75 to 9.85 and packing pigs around 38.50 to 9. Cattle volume 209 with no native beef cattle trading while beef cows ease 25 cents and western steers range 5.50 to 7. Sheep around 1 000 with lambs at 12.25 and fat ewes 3.50 to 5.
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ST. Louis
Chicago Stock Markets See Rich Hogs and Cattle Rise
Chicago reports hogs at 21 000 higher, choice butchers 9.25 to 9.45, packing sows 8 to 8.25, killing pigs 8.25 to 8.75. Cattle 4 000 steady with fat steers 9.50 to 10.40, best yearlings 10 6 0 25, grass cows 4 to 5, veal 9 to 9.50. Sheep 6 000 higher with fat native lambs 13, culls 8.50 to 9, fat ewes 5 to 6.50.
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Chicago
Texas
Amarillo Produce Pricing List for Poultry and Eggs
A segmented OCR listing shows price quotes for hens and roosters by weight, turkeys with hens and toms detailed, butter, eggs, and infertile eggs. The text includes per pound rates and notes on damaged or missing items and delivery terms.
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Ander
Wigorgo
Grain prices paid by Great West Mill and Elevator
Amarillo Grain reports local grower prices from Great West Mill and Elevator. Wheat No 1 hard basis $1.00 per unit. kaffir 0.08 per 100 She. maize 1.25 per 100 lbs. oats 0.47 per bushel. barley 0.50 per bushel. Daily Globe ads promote the listing.
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Great West Mill and Elevator Company
Amarillo Cotton and Grain Exchange Ad
Amarillo Texas listing for J R L McCook Mer and Alex Hyman and Co New Orleans Louisiana merchants. Page entry includes contact phone 3004.
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Amarillo Cotton & Grain Exchange
Amarillo
Texas
J. RL McCook
Mer
Alex Hyman & Co
New Orleans
New Orleans Correspondent Maginnis and J S Bache & Co
Donald Maginnis reports from New Orleans with details from J S Bache & Co Chicago on the latest market and financial developments. The piece highlights trading trends and corporate moves shaping the sector.
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Donald Maginnis
New Orleans
J. S. Bache & Co
Chicago
Amarillo Units to Attend W C W State Encampment in Galveston
Amarillo and the Panhandle will be represented by Uniform Bank of the Woodmen of the World at the state encampment in Galveston from July 28 to August 2. Lt Col H S Taylor and Lt Col Baker lead contingents, with the Amarillo unit joining at Hedley and Memphis. The Amarillo team, led by Captain L M Pierce, has a history of high finish in Class C and drill events. The party travels by special train with bands and regimental units.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
Paul Jones
Fort Worth
Southern Pacific
Galveston
Amarillo Woodcraft
L. M. Pierce
L. L. Bourne
Hdward Bourne
KR. L. Betty
Clyde Millers
J. F. Hines
O. W. Floyd
D. J. Jackson
BE. P. Poore
J. A. Stinson
Melvin Jones
Looney Hoberts
Herman H. Teague
W. Vaughn
Sebe T. Hudson
Jess Oakes
Baker
H. Taylor, Jr
Ft. Worth
Denver
Gal candidates prepare for nomination battle tomorrow
Grover Hill Potter county chairman announced that polling places open at 8 am for a decisive election. He urged early voting and bringing poll tax receipts to speed up counts. The sheriff race in Potter county dominates local contests with county attorney and district attorney races also active. Judge Palmer predicts Lynch Davidson will lead by at least 60,000 votes.
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Grover Hill
Hill
Potter County
W. A. Palmer
Lynch Davidson
Davidson
Whitaker
Local Golfers Welcome Newcomer Keefe Garter in Amarillo
Keefe Garter, 18, arrives in Amarillo and plans to spend next week trying to break 70 at the Amarillo Country Club. He praises the course and expects a good time, while family and local golfers eagerly anticipate his stay and competitive effort.
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Amarillo
Amarillo Country Club
Auto Races Planned in August in Amarillo
Roy C. Barton, who promoted the automobile events, has returned to Amarillo and seeks Tri-State Fair committee approval to stage races late this August. Johnny Mais, a top Pacific Coast driver, has arrived in Amarillo to base operations and plans to enter multiple southwest races this summer and fall. The First Baptist Church orchestra, now led by Prof. Jess Rogers, reorganized and will start at 8 15 p.m. with a march and overture, promising a larger, improved ensemble.
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Roy C. Barton
Amarillo
Mr. Barton
Johnny Mais
Pacific Coast
United States
First Baptist Church
Jess Rogers
San Jacinto Growth Highlighted by Realtors at Luncheon
Real estate board members praised San Jacinto growth with tales of rapid sales and quick profits. A newsboy flipped a lot for $75 profit in 15 days, and a Tennessee street buyer turned $650 into $1,450 in two years. The board plans a public auction next Friday August 1 at 6:20 pm from the library building.
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San Jacinto
Fern Curtis
George Turnley
Tennessee Street
Amarillo Improvement Company
Record catches proclaimed by five fishermen from New Mexico
George Maggard Sam Vaughn Channery Ware A A Lump kin and Hugh Whitcomb returned from a New Mexico fishing trip claiming they caught all the fish in the world. They described the trip as the best fishing possible and the verdict was unanimous.
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George Maggard
Sam Vaughn
Channery Ware
A. A. Lumpkin
Hugh Whitcomb
New Mexico
Candidates invited to speak at San Jacinto church
Candidates or their representatives are invited to speak this afternoon at the Methodist church on 4500 Tennessee avenue in San Jacinto. An ice cream supper will be served. Speakers include A. 3. Stinnett for Tom Barton and Judge W. A. Palmer for Lynch Davidson. talks limited to five minutes each.
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Methodist
San Jacinto
Tennessee Avenue
Stinnett
Tom Barton
W. A. Palmer
Lynch Davidson
Finalists emerge in Amarillo Mrs Bush Cup golf
In Amarillo Country Club finals of the Mrs Bush Cup ladies tournament Mrs Ted Neely led Mrs Marvin McCullough two up at the turn after McCullough defeated Mrs Frank Wolfin. In the second flight Mrs Chancellor Weymouth beat Miss Emily Bush. Wales Madden beat Frank Edwards in the men’s event earning twelve golf balls with his remark that brains beat brawn.
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Wales Madden
Frank Edwards
West Texas Chamber Exhibits Debut in El Paso
The West Texas Chamber of Commerce exhibits will be shown in El Paso for the first time this season with dates from September 18 to 28.
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West Texas Chamber of Commerce
el Paso
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President
Hamon-Whittington Mtg. CO
Amarillo Grain
Daily Globe
Prewitt & Sullivan
J. W. Parkins
Mgr
Webster Bldg
Col. C. T. Herring
Morrow-Thomas Hardware Co
Panhandle Lynch Davidson Club
Fatty. Foster
Amarilloans
S. H. Taylor
Reese Tatum
Keefe
Rusty
Dorset Carter, Jr
Oklahoma
Rusty’ Carter
Kerr
Way Penn Ly
LDE
Amarillo Texas
W. 5Th Street
Fair Theatre
Wales
Carrie M. Hitchcock
Carver
Tyler
Nonn Bie
Hist
Sound Business
Sutone
Bie P&g
Soap Deal
E. 5Th St
Polk St
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