Fort Worth Bushel Prices Fall as Market Report Notes
The Associated Press market roundup for Fort Worth lists cattle and hog trade with varied prices. Cattle bids reach around 6.50 to 7.00 per hundredweight, hogs around 14.00 to 19.90, with sheep and lambs showing lighter demand and pricing around 12.50 to 20.00.
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Fort Werry
Port Worth
Bieder
Weedtun
Siete Shire
Roremen
Sheen
St. Louis
ST. Los
Fiesher
Nagee Pr
Chicago
Associated Press
Thicagu
Auto Drivers Plates Ready At Tax Office
Anton silt and track Arigera carry receipts in Vee of lense Sales. They face plates and tax checks as the state enforces permits before operating. Trailers and tractors moved toward Leena plate. officers warn drivers to secure plates or face penalties.
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Anton Silt
Arigera
Rieber
Real Estate Transfers in Local Listings Highlight Various Lot Purchases
A series of warranty deeds records multiple transfers including T M Broner to J W Puckett Lot 7 Bik 2 Mad for 10 dollars and A S Stowell to J B Grentz Lot 12 Bik 49 8 J for 900 dollars. Other entries show parcels moved between Ansa Carl and J H Doty Lot 4 Bik 9 and W Ridley to J H Mowrey Lot 23 24 Best Mir for 1674 dollars plus further transfers among Bruner, Stewart, Ball, Hill, and Miles Realty Co detailing parcels in Blk 20 21 34 47 and others with prices ranging from 10 to 497400 dollars.
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T. M. Broner
J. W. Puckett
A. S. Stowell
J. B. Grentz
Cee quriEn
G. Ll. Kirvin
PSF. Ry. Co
W. Ridley
J. H. Mowrey
Best
Mir
VM. Glaser
Wo Ho Woodman
S. Miller
W. Glaser
BP. Adkisson
J. Grieneeks
H. Riddand
R. VY. Cartwright
W. Tt
BE. Jones
RE. Cannon
R. Alen
Geo. Parr
Stewart
H. S. Wilhoit
Miles Realty Co
J. H. McClurkin
Bivins
A. W. Ball
D. Oakes
L. A. Hill
W. E. Behrens
Herphreys
Ama
Ind
Sch
H. B. J. M. Wright
J. S. Nugent
Diamond ring contest to buy prize this afternoon
The $200 diamond ring to be awarded to the girl who sells the Tri-State trust keys will be purchased today, secretary C. H Ansistant announced. About twenty girls entered the contest starting today, with some contestants from out of town. Mr Amacker, whose office is in the Board of City Development, notes keys cost 50 rents each and the ring will be displayed in a jewelry store tomorrow.
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Tri-State
C. H Ansistant
Contestan
Tt Ia
Mr. Amacker
Board of City Development Rooms
Grain Rate Hearing Postponed Indefinitely In Southwest Dockets
The Interstate Commerce Commission hearing on Docket 182038 regarding grain rates from Texas to Louisiana and Arkansas points was postponed indefinitely. S. J. Cole, traffic manager of the Board of City Development, announced the delay and said carriers asked to group this docket with other southwestern rate cases for the same hearing.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Dalllas
S. J. Cole
Board of City Development
Texas
Louisiana
Arkansas
I. C
Mr. Cole
Mrs Monte Owen Returns To Amarillo From Waco Health Stay
Mr and Mrs Monte E Owen returned yesterday from Waco where Mrs Owen has been for five months for her health. Mr Owen, assistant secretary of the Board of City Development, had been visiting.
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Monte BE. Owen
Waco
Half Minute Interviews with Local Figures in Amarillo
The piece quotes Arthur Letts Clarendon lamenting driving to Amarillo due to parking laws and distant sidewalks. James Brown Chicago claims ranch branding plans. Felis Franklin notes runoff needs. Dames Z. George suggests industrial growth through supporting local manufacturing. W A McIntosh references an exchange house project to be dismantled with fewer prerequisites. Roz Christian Coreirare critiques seasonal constraints.
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Arthur Letts
Clarendon
Amarillo
Generosity Noted at Amarillo Children's Home Flour Donation
The Children's Home northwest of Amarillo receives all its flour from Great West Mills. Walter Barlow supplied the first flour when the home opened and continues to do so, earning special mention for his ongoing generosity.
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Amarillo
Great West Mills
Walter Barlow
Business Women's Club Meets Tuesday Dinner Meeting
The Business and Professional Women's club will hold its regular dinner business meeting at 6 15 p m Tuesday evening at the Amarillo hotel. Miss Ivertrude Timon and Dr Daisy Pennock will report on federation meetings in Fort Worth and Des Moines. An interesting meeting is anticipated.
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Business and
Amarillo Hotel
Ivertrude ‘Timon
Fort Worth
Daisy Pennock
Des Moines
Town
July Rains Damage Denison Cotton Crop
A July storm in Denison drops 1.58 inches of rain and raises monthly total to 18 inches. The rain causes widespread cotton damage and reports of insect infestation. Small creeks flood lowlands, impacting agriculture and daily life.
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Denison
Associated Press
Ono
Woman Shot at Denison Party In Accident Injuries
Mrs. W. J. Dexheimer, 22, is in critical condition after a pistol shot wound at her Denison area home during a party. Fifteen guests were present when she retired with a headache and was later found unconscious. Authorities believe the wound occurred accidentally.
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Associated Press
Henison
W. J. Dexheimer
Denison
Dexheimer
Mexico Expells Latter Day Saint Missionaries
Salt Lake City July 20 The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints announced that all American missionaries in Mexico have been ordered out. President Heber J. Grant said the action was taken in response to interference with church activities and to prevent further disruption of religious work in the country.
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Salt Lake City
Church of Jesus Christ
Mexico
Heber
Crant
Church
Realtors appeal for cooperation on right of way
Amarillo realtors urge local landowners to accept fair compensation for Rock Island Railway right of way. They accuse some owners of pushing high prices, warn of costly condemnation suits, and praise Kell of Wichita Falls for his public-spirited support.
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Awanile
Avert
Prewk Kell
Amarile
Tiloke
Kell
Amarillo
Rock Island
Wichita Falls
Moody Leads in Texas Runoff Vote Ticks Toward August 25
Moody led the Democratic governor race as runoff plans formed with final tallies near 687,412 votes. Governor Ferguson and James E. Ferguson met with campaign staff in Austin while Lynch Davidson pledged support in a potential runoff. Polls show no majority in attorney general race with Pollard ahead and Allred second. other statewide contests solidified for Republican and conservative blocs amid party realignments.
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Miriam A. Ferguson
James E. Ferguson
Austin
Attorney Generals
Moody
Claude Pollard
Houston
James V. Allred
Wichita Falls
Gregory Hatcher
J. R. Ball
Fannin County
Col
H. H. Maines
Conten
Larry M. Wurzbach
Seguin
R. I. Creager
Conere An Dennett
Garrett Af Mouwst
Jerkeeh
Hewstes
Campaign Fragments Surface in Unclear OCR Leaf
Nonspecific OCR text fragment mentions campaign and a campaign event. Readable entities include no clear names places dates or organizations. The item appears as a damaged notice or brief clipping with partial words and unclear details.
Girl Wins As Public Weighers Or Does She
A local election day scene centers on a campaign for public weigher with candidate Allease unsure of qualification. Sh Tren employer of the ballot box and clerk Shilleee recount day results showing thirteen votes for Allease while rivals Pogea Franklin Madden each had one. Officials weigh eligibility as observers debate whether she is elected or qualified to run.
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Shilleee
Gletrich
Courthewer
Berawee
Avoirdapore
W. Hi. Pogea
Felix Frankin
Wales Madden
Allease
McIntosh Tells About Amarillo Schools
W A McIntosh reports Amarillo public schools will top 7500 enrollment this year with 5800 budget, predicting a 33 percent rise. Fifty one new rooms and many new teachers will be added to handle growth amid an industrial survey of the city. Royce Christian of the Corsicana chamber of commerce and James Z George discuss benefits. Muskogee district convention urged for Sept 6-7. Violin and piano numbers by Mrs Newell and daughters.
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Amarillo
W. A. McIntosh
Kiwanis Club
James Z. George
Roy Christian
Corsicana
Hale to Trial Continued on Eve of Case in Oklahoma
Hale faces a high stakes federal murder trial after admitting and later denying a confession to government agents. He allegedly paid Ramsey to kill the insured Osage Indian in a $25,000 policy plot. Attorneys anticipate the death penalty and a jury ready for a two day selection. Freeling warns the trial will bring surprises in Oklahoma federal court with over 100 witnesses for the defense and more than 50 for the government from five states. A hundred jurors were summoned to appear this morning.
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Hale
Ramsey
Osage Hills
Freeling
Oklahoma
Governors Continued Promace One Airing Question
Twenty five state governors and families attended events in Cheyenne including a visit to Jumeheon, a polo match at Port D A Russell, and a public reception at the state capital with entertainment. Attendees listed include numerous named officials and entourages.
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United States
Jumeheon
Army Teo
Port D. A. Russell
Cheyenne
Cererners Tromthall
Cemnewtiont
Radarkeen
Tedena
Jobe Memmitt
Lowe
Jobe W. Martin
Fiertds
Teermheen
Pertet
Bilbegs
Tere
W . Necemam Forres
Bowen
Kansas City Southern seeks inter state approval for control
The Kansas City Southern and Missouri Kansas Texas railroads filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission to acquire control through stock ownership of the Louis Southwestern. The plan envisions a unified system to reduce costs through direct routes standardization and coordinated terminals. The filing outlines anticipated public benefits under the Transportation Act including cheaper transport via better grades moved with shared facilities and more efficient equipment while preserving current trade patterns.
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New York
Kity Southern Railway
Interstate Merce Commission
Control Stow
M Railroad
Katy
Kansas City Southern
Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad
Trol
Louis-Southwestern
CIA
Funeral Services Heir for John T Hollow
Funeral services were held at 4 pm Sunday from the Vega Ba church for John Thompson Hollow nine years old who died Saturday night in Pryde. The Rev. minister officiated. Burial followed in the cemetery under Griggs and Sons, funeral directors. Survived by widow and five daughters including Mrs Veneman Ardmore Okla Mi la and Berta Hollow of Vega, Mrs Gladys Harris and Mrs Freeman of Vega, and Cla Holloway of Clovis with Holloway of Endee New Mex. Sheriff A M Miller of Oldham County listed as stepfather.
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Vega Bachurch
John Thompson
Mio
Pryde
Griggs and Sons
Hollow
Veeman
Ardmore
Oklshona
Mila
Berta Hollow
Arci
Gladys Harris
Freeman
Murder trial of three in Texarkana set in municipal court
Texarkana July 26. Floyd Dobson Kim and Oliver Lawler faced charges in municipal court as hearings continued through July 28. The cases concern alleged offenses pending further action.
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Tenarkana
Floyd Dobson
Kim
Oliver Lawler
Mundes
Ofer
Giles
Merhing
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