Grain and livestock prices across markets on June 2
Chicago reports mixed hogs and cattle with top hog prices near 12.35, cattle around 11 to 31 dollars in various categories, sheep steady to higher in Fort Worth and Kansas City. Oklahoma City and East St. Louis show steady to higher hogs and cattle, Wheat corn and oats prices listed for futures and cash markets.
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Chicago
Fort Worth
Dune
Kansas City
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
East St. Louis
Tennessee Lambs
Corn prices tumble as December delivery slips sharply
Chicago reports corn prices plunging with declines over a large area. December delivery fell about 9 cents per bushel from yesterday's close, while nearby futures declined to around 98 to 9814 cents. Weak demand and overabundant supply drove the drop.
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Preas
Chicago
Commodity Price Snapshot From Historical Market Ledger
The fragment lists multiple commodity names with prices and percentage changes across months and contracts. Entries include oats, rye, lard, ribs, and peltries with figures like July and Sept quotations, percentages, and totals, reflecting a mid century market ledger style.
Spot cotton market report from New Orleans
New Orleans June 2 Spot cotton closed steady with forty points down. Sales on the spot 268 to arrive none. Prices listed include low middling 22.20 good middling 24.20 and middling 20.60. Receipts 512 stock 103578.
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New Orleans
New Orleans Cotton Futures Close Steady With Net Decline
New Orleans June 2 cotton futures closed steady with a net decline of 52 to 29 points. July contract opened at 28.28, high 23.50, low 22.78, close 22.96. October futures opened 22.06, high 22.28, low 21.69, close 21.73.
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New Orleans
Amarlio Produce Ad Lists Hen Turkeys and Butter
An old Amariillo advertisement lists leghorn hens broilers ducks and turkeys with stock items including old tom turkeys and butter. It shows pricing like 7.20 for butter and references Boggs feed or fresh cases.
Wheat and Cotton Signals in Market Update
The market notes show wheat and corn prices with modest changes and cotton futures easing. Listed company names include Amoco peers and steel producers, with trade activity across futures and stocks noted by Associated Press reports from New York.
Heat wave kills nineteen as storms sweep center
The Midwest endures a brutal heat wave and violent storms causing nineteen deaths and widespread damage from Missouri to Nebraska. Wind gusts up to 75 mph toppled structures, with dozens injured and cities like Sioux City and Des Moines reporting extensive destruction. Cooler air begins to move in from the Rockies as relief arrives.
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Chicago
Walt
Nebraska
Ohio
Thane
Central States
Mioux City
South Dakota
Minnesota
Prom Road
Sioux City
Shuny
Lusiern Lowe
Waterloo
Dubuque
Jessa
Perzona
Aélecinieul Atorm
Des Moles
Warland
Coliinenst
Kanena Ii
Raners
Oodalilis Mohit
Frank Waneler
Wtuscaine
Ta Mies
Florence
Elisha Teri
Chicaigo
Cleveland
Ove
Parsons
Wisconsin
Sundiay
Biarly
Cinergo
Big Gicinity
Esterday
Rockies
South Pass
Atlantic City
Rock Springs
Agasociated
New York
Albany
Pittsburgh
Newark
Greenfield
Mass
Philadelphia
New England
Massachusetts
Amarillo Social and Business Notes and Local Gossip
Miss Lena Kuykendall visits her parents in Cleburne and Harold Toller from New York visits his relatives. Bankers from 200 300 arrive June 15 18 for the Panhandle Bankers association meeting at Amarillo Country Club. Miss Georgia Wilson dies in Los Angeles after leaving Amarillo five years ago. Community updates include golf prospect Dwight Newby, mayoral office chatter, and business reflections on butter and ice cream production.
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Lena Kuykendall
R. B. Kuykendall
Cleburne
Harold Toller
New York
Martin Jarett
W. N. Cooper
Amarillo
California
Country Club
Oklahoma
Vpanhandle Bankers’ Association
Iarl Fuqua
Jeff Neely
Amarillo Country Club
Charles Ware
Howard Paul
Georgia Wilson
Los Angeles
Mies Wilson
Mires Wilson
Amarillo Bank and Trust Company
Amarillo National Bank
Gal
W. V. Lowry
Dampster Company
Eds
Western Packing Company
Dave
Harry Devipster
Deapster Company
Eutrie
J. Levy
Dwight Newby
Walter Sizes
Newby
Art. Arnold
Col
T Wetring
J. N. Beasley
Marvin McCullough
Benjamin Franklin
Mason Bivins
Chrle Allan
Houston
Walter Irvin
Martin Jarrett
Harry Meyer
Globe
W. H. Holmes
Singing Convention Meet at St Pauls Next Sunday
Potter County Singing convention members plan Sunday afternoon practice at St Pauls Methodist Church corner Nine teenth and Van Buren streets. The association aims for a big convention on the churchs fourth Sunday with all interested invited to attend each Sunday to prepare. Notable talent has emerged from these sessions.
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ST. Paul's
Potter County
Singing Convention
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Nineteanth and
van Buren Streets
Heau
Norway Sends Two Seaplanes to Seek Amundsen Explorers
Oslo June 2 The Norwegian government to send two seaplanes in a forward search for the Amundsen Ellsworth North Pole expedition which left Spitzbergen May 21 The ship Ingertre 44 400 ton with wireless will haul the machines toward the Arctic and is expected to reach Porten near Oslo today and sail for Spitzbergen Friday Also mentions unrelated local notices about signs and permits in Amarillo and a $2000 filling station permit at Fifth and Fillmore.
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Christiana Fjord
Oslo
Spitzbergen
North Amarillo Civic Club Pushes White Way and Clean-up
The North Amarillo Civic Club discussed securing a white way for North Fillmore Street and cooperating in the city clean-up campaign. A committee including Ward, Richardson, Utterback, Tenpau and Rev. Bryant was appointed to secure funding and drive efforts. Property owners on North Fillmore pledged to cover their installation costs. The group plans trash removal and street cleanup, and discussed The Globe’s North Amarillo party.
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North Willmore Street
North Amarillo
Richardson
W. Utterback
J. W Tenpau
G. N. Bryant
Nortal Fillmore Street
Civic Club
Globe
Negro on trial for life in killing Sheriff Pauley
Brownwood June 2 A negro defendant testified disclosing he shot Sheriff Dick Pauley after being ordered from a refrigerator car with Arthur Tebo. The courtroom was packed as the state pressed its case and prosecutors prepared for rebuttal.
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Henuofatadess Brownwood
Dick Pauley
Widlow
Pauley
Associated Press
Brownwood
John Smith
Coleman County
Arthur Tebo
San Antonio
Coleman
Tebo
Shacriffs
Police Chief Sued Over False Arrest Claims in San Angelo
Two civil actions totaling 28 590 named the city of San Angelo and its chief of police for damages from alleged false arrest. Plaintiffs' counsel includes Guy R Moblay, brother of Pat Mobley, formerly of Miami Tex. The article also notes a 100 fine and sixty days for J R Davis in a separate aggravated assault case, and mentions two marriage licenses issued to Marl M Cummings with Verdie Slagle and W M Brown with Mildred Witt.
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City of
San Angelo
Guy R. Moblay
Pat Mobley
Figbde
Miami, Tex
J. R. Davis
County
Pais
Davis
Marl M. Cummings
Verdie Slagle
W. M. Brown
Mias
Mildred Witt
Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Strength
An old advertisement touts Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic as restoring color and vigor. It claims a strengthening Invigorating effect and highlights a price of 69 cents, appealing to consumers seeking quick energy.
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GROVE
No Such Thing as Evolution Emphatically Denied
Chicago June 2 William Jennings Bryan defending Tennessee law against teaching evolution declared there is no such thing as evolution He argued milk and human likeness do not prove descent from animals and noted that man has not produced a new species only variety within a species
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The
Associated Press
Chicago
William Jennines Bryan
Tennessee
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Burbank
Ife
Electra horse meet eyed as sizzling Texas event
Electra Texas hosts a Waggoner Ranch race meet at the W T Waggoner ranch July 2 4 and 5 with a five eighths mile track a steel grandstand seating seven hundred and about 75 stables expected. The program features cow pony races and star mares Gentility and Nickety Gentility from the Waggoner stable.
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Globe
Electra
Tex Lune 2
Waurgoner
Rilkety
Waggoners
Texas
Red Cloud
Will
British wit and wartime economy on the page
The piece reflects on a man's pledge to fund a girl's orphanage and invest for future comfort, and on Coolidge proposed cuts to the army. It argues spending on air power is prudent and criticizes wartime unpreparedness, noting R. O. Kerney constructing a $1.60 structure at 1106 North Trier.
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R. O. Kerney
North Trier
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Chicago Livestock
Fort Worth Livestock
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas
Oklahoma City Livestock
ST. Lolis Livestock
Det Seteet Fea
Ribs
Arupert Produce Co
N. Buchanan
Igese
Stags
Hive
Ladt
Stenae, Lvcie
Amaring Grain
Air Ana
Pec
York
Associated Proast
Atchison
Baldwin Loco Balt
Bethlehem Steed Chic
Mat
Corn Products
Crucible Steel
General Asphalt General Eleetrie
General Victory
Kennecott Cop Marland
Phillips
Rep
Tr & Steel Sinclair Con
Standard Oil
Cal Standard OL
N. J. Studebaker Taxas
Steel
Middle West
WD. Burger
181St Field Artillery
National Guard
Dwight Newler
Norway
Amundsen
Yont
West Sixth
Walter Sikes
L. D. Edwards
Fifth and
Fillmore Streets
W. Hess
Buchanan Street
Jewell Daridaon
Negro
Polich Chere
Chiropractic
Ray-Bynum
Auto Laundry
Bivins
Coolidge
United States Army
Driver Drug Co
5Th & Taylor St Amari Vo
Fleadown
Vialone
Pampa
Amarillo Hotel
Anhanilie
Efllis Drug Store
Whith Difaster Drug Store
Pampa Drug
Amarillo College of Music
Taylor
Emil F. Myers
Palo Duro Lumber CO
Lincoln
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