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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1926

Page

7

Market cattle and grain returns across major Western exchanges

Western livestock markets report steady to higher cattle and calf prices at Wichita, Kansas City and Fort Worth with beef and veal values mixed. Chicago grain and cash wheat prices show No 2 red around 1.47 to 1.48, corn mixed around 55 to 86 cents, oats around 42 to 45 cents. poultry and butter conditions steady with normal seasonal receipts.

Chicago Kansas City

Kinager at Bronx Park zoo a new rare hybrid born

Bronx Park zoo welcomes a unique offspring called the kinager a cross between kiang and onager. Director W Reid Blair and Keeper William Wright describe its two foot height its noble head lines and a tenor-like squeal as it roams the enclosure while the sire kiang hails from Tibet and the dam onager from India or Persia this American-born creature earns its place in zoology.

New York Bronx Park Zoo W. Reid Blair Blair Papa William Wright Wright Chow Tibet India Persia

Miners To Approve Church Proposals

Miners consider proposals from church leaders as part of a local community agenda. The discussion centers on religious support, infrastructure needs, and potential funding. Officials expect transparent deliberations and a decision in the near term.

Validation of Road Bonds Tabled for Thirty Day Ads

The Texas Highway Association directors urged validation of road bonds and proposed advertising the validating bills for thirty days in state road districts. The group called by William T. Wheeler met with 25 members to aid the legislature in legalizing bonds and restoring confidence after a new day in Texas politics.

Wile Dallas Ferguson William T. Wheeler Fort Worth J. A. Kemp Wichita Falls Texas Dan Moody R. M. Hubbard New Boston Association

Tax Board Rules On Losses From Wildcat Leases

The board of tax appeals ruled that money invested in oil lease wildcat territory that became worthless due to dry wells can be deducted as losses from gross income for the tax year.

TAX Board Associated Press Washington Board of Tax Appeals

Favorite Jewelry Of Movie Actresses At Culver City

In Culver City California actresses reveal their prized pieces Pauline Stark favors a Lalique pendant featuring a tiny onyx dancer ringed by diamonds worn on a black satin ribbon Carmela Myers wears a miniature gold crown pin from Rome Claire Windsor prefers a diamond set platinum chain as a wedding ring none of the pieces are elaborate but each is unique to the wearer.

Associated Press Culver City Cal Pauline Stark Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Carmela Myers Rome Claire Windsor Miss Windsor

Helen Wills Wins Again in New York in Invitation Tennis

In East Hampton New York July 30 Miss Helen Wills national champion defeated Mrs Frederick Schmitz of New York 6 2 6 1 in the round before the semi finals of the women invitation tournament It was the California players second match since her return to competition here.

Associated Press East Hampton N. Y Helen Wills Frederick Schmitz New York California

T. G. Sulphur stockholders vote on capital stock change

New York July 30 Stockholders of Texas Gulf Sulphur company will vote September 9 on a proposed change in capital stock from 634000 shares 10 par value to 2540000 shares of no par value and stock split 1 for 4.

Associated Press New York Texas Gulf Sulphur Company

Oklahoma club women study Indian arts and history program

Oklahoma club women will hear a series of programs on esthetic traits of the Oklahoma Indian. Mrs. Czarina Conlan, chair of the Indian welfare committee, prepared an index of literature on origin history religion folklore and music of Oklahoma tribes. The index aims to correct impressions of aboriginal expression and is offered as tentative material for Indian programs to clubs statewide.

Associated Press Oklahoma City Okla Oklahoma Czarina Conlan Indian Welfare Committee Oklahoma Federation of Women’s Clubs Indian Programs, the Index Is Available To All Women's Clubs, Mrs. Conlan Conlan

Bioetrw beaters accelerate spacing oranges

Fragmentary text mentions bioetrw beaters and acceleration of spacing oranges. No clear persons, organizations, or locations are identified. The readable bits hint at a teknical discussion but lack concrete facts to build a full news item.

Offsprings of Great Sires Spark Turf Memory

Comrade son of Upset won the Valley Stakes at Fairmount, while Crusader, a Man O War offspring, broke the mile and a half track record in the Dwyer Stakes at Aqueduct with a 2,293-5 time, recalling the only defeat of Man O War.

Associated Press ST. Louis Comrade Harry Payne Whitney Fairmount Course Crusader Aqueduct

Amateur Baseball Flourishes in Texas

Houston reports show a thriving Texas sandlot season with nine cities in federation tallies. Houston tops with eleven leagues, San Antonio has seven, and Fort Worth Dallas Wichita Falls Galveston Waco Electra and Winter Garden league communities follow.

Associated Press Houston Texas William Kirkland Houston Amateur Baseball Federation Texas Amateur Athletic Federation Texas Association San Antonio Fort Worth Dallas Wichita Falls Galveston Waco Electra Winter Garden

Walking Baker New York Woman Tracks Pie Mission

A New York woman wore a pedometer and found she walked a quarter mile while making a lemon pie. The finding highlights daily movement during kitchen tasks.

New York

Father and son drown in Texas farm tank mystery

On a Rosebud Texas farm, V Hevelka 49 and his 7 year old son Woodrow drowned Thursday when the boy wandered into an irrigation tank and the father perished attempting a rescue. The tragedy occurred near Rosebud as rescuers searched for witnesses and details.

Texas Associated Press Rosebud Tex V. Hevelka Woodrow Hevelka Here

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