Erasmus Tack calf aims to lead Hereford cattle breeding
In Hereford, guest of T. E. Seigler, president of the Hereford Chamber of Commerce, the calf Erasmus Tack is showcased as a rising stock prospect. Seigler, a prominent stockman, has filed registration with the American Hereford Breeders Association. Erasmus Tack’s lineage includes Dominoer and Beau Caldo with a grand champion dam lineage, signaling plans to make the strain famous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hereford
T. E. Seigler
Hereford Chamber of Commerce
Seigler
Erasmus
Southwest
Erasmus Tack
American Hereford Breeders’ Association
Dominoer
Domino
Robert Caldo
Beau Caldo
Minnesota plane crash leaves pilot in critical condition
The Minnesota fliers Crichton and Haughland crashed near Fort Snelling after a dawn takeoff from Wold-Chamberlain. Haughland suffered a fractured skull and internal injuries and never regained consciousness. Co-pilot May died.
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Wold-Chamberlain
Minnesota
Crichton
Haughland
Fort Snelling
Minnesota Fliers
Iowa
Wisconsin
Dale Jackson
Forrest O’brine
St. Louis
Rail Fights and Proposals for Texas Extensions
San Antonio and Corpus Christi chamber officials back plans for Gulf and West Texas Railroad expansion. Proposals include Fort Worth and Denver Northern extension from Childress to Pampa, and Frisco and Rock Island lines extending to join in Wilbarger county and connect to Gulf, Texas and Western. Frisco seeks to buy Gulf, Texas and Western to Jacksboro for Fort Worth access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Pawkett
San Antonio Chamber of Commerce
Gulf and West Texas Railroad
R. L. McLennan
Corpus Christi Chamber of Commerce
Fort Worth
Childress
Pampa
Frisco and
Rock Island
Shamrock
Wilbarger County
Frisco
Vernon
Seymour
Gulf, Texas and Western
Jacksboro
Fort Worth Association of Commerce
Rock Island Lines
LC. C
Treasure tale and missing items mix in Hereford notices
Local notes report a rumored buried gold cache along Palo Duro Canyon with a 4 royalty offer for clues. Rewards offered for missing purse, a police pup, and a housekeeper inquiry. Personal notices name Robert Sanders, Mrs R E Saunders, B L Shaw, Old Tack, and G R Chevoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Duto Canyon
Robert Sandera
News- Globe
Palo Duro Canyon
Mr. Sanders
East Twenty-third Street
Seattle
Advice On Song Poems And Writers Scams From Amarillo
A reader warns Tack about fraudulent by mail schemes targeting song poems and short stories. Claims of publishing offers and stock pitches aim to swindle freelance writers in the Panhandle and urges caution with magazines that pay after publication. Scribbler, Amarillo, is named as a help source for writers seeking legitimate markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Amarillo Post-Office
Specialty
South Whitley
Indiana
Panhandle
Specialty Salesman Magazine
the Panhandle
Texas
Reservists Tried by Court Martial for Escape Attempt
Thirty five military reservists from the Tanaka regiment of Japan were tried by court martial for attempting to escape. Margaret Walker a Belfast widow with twelve children was fined in police court for allowing pigs to be kept on her premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug Herring
Amarillo
O. W
Doug
Hicks Rubber Company
Tanaka Regiment
Japan
Margaret Walker
Belfast
Realtors Predict Huge Attendance At Texas Convention
San Antonio realtors report 15 reservations and firms from Panhandle towns promise large delegations for the Texas realtors convention August 12 to 14. Six hundred letters will promote the Carlsbad trip and event highlights. Committees visit Plainview Canyon Tulsa Dalhart Dumas and other cities to boost attendance. James D Arcy named Fort Worth Real Estate Board toastmaster for the banquet. Ben Short leads outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texas
Carlsbad
Panhandle
John Gilvin
Plainview
Canyon
Tulsa
Dalhart
Dumas
Clayton
Lubbock
Clovis
Hereford
Spearman
Perryton
Borger
Miami
Pampa
Canadian
Claude
Groom
Memphis
Clarendon
Childress
Ben Short
Fort Worth
James D'Arcy
Mr. Short
Mr. D'Arcy
Leahy Appeals From Verdict of Sanity
Harry J. Leahy, convicted of torturing and killing Dr. J. A. Ramsey of Mathis, prepares to seek further court action four days before scheduled electrocution. Lawyers indicated a habeas corpus petition to the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals is being considered since a direct appeal of the sanity finding is barred by law.
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Associated Press
Georgetown
Tex
Harry J. Leahy
J. A. Ramsey
Mathis
Leahy
Court of Criminal Appeals
Texas
Pleasant Valley Grocery Fire Destroys Amarillo Area Store
The Pleasant Valley Grocery three miles north of Amarillo on the River Road burned at 3 this morning. Owner Quincy Ford offered no estimate of loss or plans to rebuild. A nearby tourist camp escaped damage.
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Pleasant Valley
Amarillo
Quincy Ford
Three Lost Calls Reported to Police
A 56 year old man was reported lost yesterday and found last night triggering search parties. Police were also sent to locate two boys, ages 6 and 8, on Sunday. they were found at a picture show.
Fliers Exchange Messages Amid Calm Air and Crew Frustration
The note from Red discusses engine wear and fuel use as numbers 4 and 6 show weakness after 100 hours of flight. Weather remains exceptionally good with only brief bumpy air, while Lambert-St. Louis field sees quiet nerves and media ribbing over sleeping on cot beds and gas tanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obie
Lambert-St. Louis Field
Jackson
O'Brine
Ambitious talk on fashion vice speakeasies and flight
A collage of social notes argues bare legs offend modesty, railroads against racketeers, and New York raids on speakeasies while predicting 6000 licensed airplanes this year. In Gastonia, N C 23 indicted for conspiracy to murder Chief of Police O F Aderholt.
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New York
Green Room
Theater
Forty-eighth Street
Forty Seventh Street
United States
United Press
Gastonia
N. C
Gaston County
Grand Jury
O. F. Aderholt
Rodeo death stirs effort to identify assailant
Bystanders and officers reported difficulty in getting a definite description and the name of Hill's combatant. The wounded man, near death, did not know Williams. Sheriff Thompson said the sheriff and police departments cooperated closely, credit given to J. R. Bain, Donley County commissioner and Hill’s nephew, for aid in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Williams
Bill Thompson
J. R. Bain
Donley County
Sheriff’s Department
Lumber Heads Confer in City with J. A. Hill
Max A. Houston and his brother Ted B. Houston met in Amarillo with John K. Hill and F. H. Petty of Panhandle Lumber and other officials. Houston, an aviation enthusiast and Panhandle stockholder, praised Amarillo's municipal port while preparing to fly to Wichita. Anderson of Sheffield Steel left Kansas City for unnamed duties.
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Max A. Houston
Wichita
Kan
Panhandle Lumber Company
Ted B. Houston
Grover
Amarillo
John KE. Hill
F. H. Petty
Max Houston
Kans
Western Air Express
Mr. Houston
Stearman Airplane Company
Ambarillo
Hill
Anderson
Sheffield Steel Manufacturing Company
Kansas City
Forty Six Traffic Arrests Reported Over Weekend
Police records show forty six traffic arrests and eight collisions over the weekend. One crash caused minor injuries to an occupant. Eight people were jailed Sunday for drunkenness and B Pottinger, charged with assault, is to be transferred from the city jail to authorities today.
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B. Pottinger
Markets Report From Chicago St Louis and Kansas City Livestock
Chicago on July 29 reports hogs at 52 000 with price declines 15 to 25 cents and top 12.10 while cattle to 20 000 head show weakness in most classes and bulls and stockers easing. St Louis region hogs 15 000 with steady to 1 cent lower. cattle 9 000 with vealers down and sheep bidding lower. Kansas City hogs 11 000 slow and uneven. cattle 21 000 with slaughter steers 13.25 to 16.00 and vealers 8.50 to 14.00. Also New York cotton opens weak as Liverpool cites labor trouble and favorable southern weather. December around 18.79 cents later.
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Chicago
Idaho
ST. Louis
Associated Press
East ST. Louis
Kansas City
New York
Liverpool
Lancashire
London
Manchester
Texas
Renee
Lancaster mill strike weighs on New Orleans cotton trade
The Lancaster mill strike and bad weather in the western belt eased market tone in New Orleans. Early trades fell 9 to 11 points with prices sliding to around 18.38 for October as losses deepened from Saturday's close.
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New Orleans
Associated Preas
Liverpool
The Boy I Saw on the Street
A narrator watches a young boy, not more than twelve, pass by with eager feet and wonders who he will become. The poem imagines the boy growing to thirty, possibly a leader the world will heed, and the speaker hopes to see him become great.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar A
Gues
Grain market reports and price shifts in July Chicago items
The text details mixed commodity movements with corn, wheat, and oats rising on hot weather and rain worries in Texas. It notes declines in provisions and regional price actions in futures, plus foreign exchange rates, butter and egg prices, and poultry receipts and prices in Chicago markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Associated Press
Nebraska
Market opens with reactionary price tendencies on Wall Street
The New York stock scene shows losses across major industrials led by American Telephone and Union Pacific while Motors shows rallying strength. Bearish mood stems from tight credit and lack of expected easing in Federal Reserve credit, with some heavy distributions noted among speculative favorites.
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New York
Associated Press
Westinghouse Electric
Union Carbide 2
Baltimore and Ohio
Electric Auto Lite
Chesapeake and Ohio
Radio
Wall Street
Federal Reserve
American Telephone
Union Pacific
Bendix Aviation
Allied Chemicals
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Bethlehem Steel
U. S. Steel Common
American Can
General Electric
R. H. Macy
Michigan Steel
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Deaf Smith County
Great Plains
News-Globe
Sophie Moyer
Chicago Examiner
Sixth and
Fillmore Streets
McDowell
R. R. Hamlin
Mr. Hamlin
van Foster
Prospect Street
Kernel Erasmus
L. Shaw
North
Buchanan Street
Old Tack
G. R. Chevoning
North Tyler Street
Wheeler County
Tack
the Owl
Thad
Would Fly
al Jones
Peiping
China
The
International Relief
Dan
Loop
Sest
A. Guest
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgtum
Germany
Tokyo
Montreal
Col. Fuel & Gas Ace Cerro de Aseco
Columbia Gas
Chic. R. 1 & Pi
Chic
Mil. & St
Congoleum
Canadian Pacific
Consolidated Gas of
N. Ye
Chicago & Alton
Waeneee
Chrysler
Columbia Graph. Co
Aig
Davidson ' S
Srereer
Dupont
al Erie
Fox
Fleischmann
Freeport Texas
General Elec
Greene
Pennsylvania
Ane
Remington-Rand
Red-K-Orpheum
Stewart Warner
Hulte
Studebaker
Sears Roebuck Sesseeeers
Seneca Copper
United States Rubber
Steel
Woolworth
Willys-Overland
Ay White Motors
Jno. Peae Co
Aviation Corporation
Butler Bros
Marconi
Continental Oil
Curtiss Flying Nee
Fokker Airplane
Ford of
England
Gulf Oil Saree
Humble Oil
Trans Air Trans
Bucyrus
Continental Motors
Crucible Steel Ory
Chicago & NW
Chesapeake & Ohio
Seeree
Calumet & Arizona Fish Rubber Ereveeses
Osereestee
Superior Stee
United Corporation
Westinghouse
Warner Bros. Vee
Wright Arrow
Coca Cola
Southern Pac RR
Coven
Famous Players Kinney Co
Eae
Graham Paige Electric Eee
Louis Gas
Jno. F. Clark Co
Y'st
Atchison, Topeka
Allied Chem. & Dye
Amer
Amer, Smelt & Ref
Houston
Independent Oil
Louisiana
Mexican Seaboard
Gat
Middle States
Mid-Continent
Bay Royal Dutch
Wee
Sinclair
Shell Union
Skelly
N. Y
N. J
Big Texas Pac. Land & Trust
Texas Corp
Tidewater
Phillips
Prairie Oil & Gas
Prairie Pipeline
Pierce Pet
Texas Pac. C
Victor
POLK
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