Fort Worth Livestock Market Report
Fort Worth on June 2 reports cattle numbers of 2 500 head with calves 400, beeves 4.50 to 7.50, stockers 3.50 to 6.75, cows 3 to 36, heifers 4 to 8, yearlings 34 to 9, bulls 2 to 4, calves 2 to 8.25. hogs 500 with medium 7.25 to 7.40, mixed 7 to 7.25, light 6.75 to 7, packing sows 5.25 to 6.25, pigs 3.50 to 6.55. sheep 1 200 with lambs 12.50 to 14.50, feeders 9 to 10, yearlings 9 to 10, wethers 6 to 7, ewes 5 to 6, stockers 4 to 5, goats 2 to 5.
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Fort Worth
Chicago Livestock Prices and Trade Details
Chicago livestock report lists hogs at 20 000 head uneven trading with packing sows 6 45 to 6 60 and heavy hogs 7 20 to 7 50, cattle 11 000 slow with beef steers 8 25 to 10 00 and fed steers 8 25 to 10 25, sheep 11 000 slow with native spring lambs 16 to 16 75 and clipped lambs 14 dollars.
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Chicago
Hogs and Cattle Prices Slip at Wichita Market
Hogs receipts 1400 with market 5 lower. top 7 dollars, bulk 6.85 to 6.95, cut outs 6.50. Cattle receipts 400 including 100 calves. market slow with a weak undertone, prices down 50. Beef steers 6.25 to 7.85, beef heifers 4 to 7.75, cows 4 to 6.75, bulls 2.75 to 4.50, canners 1.75 to 3.60, veal calves 3 to 7.50, heavy calves 3 to 7, stockers 3.75 to 6.75, stock cows 2.25 to 4.25.
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Wichita
Kan
St Louis Livestock Prices High and Low Across Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Hogs 25,000 head lower with top 7.40 heavy at 7.25. light hogs 7.30 to 7.35. pigs 6.60 to 6.50. packer sows 6.35 to 6.40. Cattle 4,000 slow with native beef steers 8.20 to 9.50. Texans 7.00 to 7.40. cows 3.00 to 6.25. bulls 4.00 to 5.00. light feeders 9.00 to 9.26. Sheep 5,006 lower. native lambs 15.50. culls 9.00. light ewes 6.50. heavies 4.50.
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East St. Louis
Becak
Kansas City Livestock Market Report
Cattle and calves at Kansas City on June 3 show steady to mixed prices with steer and yearling quotes from 7.50 to 9.75, cows and heifers 4.50 to 7.50, hogs traded 6.70 to 7.10 with sows 6.40 to 6.60 and feeders 5.75 to 6.00, sheep lower with native spring at 15.50 and other grades 15.00 to 16.25.
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Kansas City
Evening Cotton Letter Reports Market Narrowing Rally
The New Orleans cotton exchange closed today for a legal holiday in Louisiana. The New York market opened near unchanged, sold off about 20 points, then rallied to close steady or a shade higher than the prior close. Reports from Memphis indicate poor weather pressures.
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New Orleans
Prices Paid by Swift & Company for Amarillo Produce
The notice lists accepted poultry and livestock with per pound payments. Hens 4 pounds and over paid, hens under 4 pounds paid. broilers, leghorns, and blacks at 20 cents. Roosters old at 8 cents. Other items and prices are partially legible in the clipping.
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Scusore Deeieks
al Petty
Swift & Company
Amarillo
Grain Prices at Great West Mill and Elevator Amarillo
Great West Mill and Elevator company posted prices for local growers. Wheat basis No 1 hard 1.00 Kaffir per 100 pounds 1.00 Oats per bushel .46 Mile Maize per 100 pounds .05 Barley per bushel .47
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Great West Mill and Elevator Company
90 000 Will Be Here In Two Years Says Carter
A civic gathering featured A S Stinnett praising ambitious projects for flood control irrigation and a North Plains electric railroad. He discussed the McKeown Bill authorizing 1 500 000 for a flood survey and a potential General Electric super power plant. City leaders urged progress including subway extensions viaducts a scenic highway rail links and irrigation schemes.
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Carter
A. S. Stinnett
Christopher Columbus
Robert Fulton
Benjamin Franklin
Palmer
General Electric Company
Stinnett
North Plains
T. M. Bruner
Amarillo
Rock Island
Fort Worth
Denver
Clarendon
Canyon
Wellington
Tex
Marx Stresemann Cabinet to Reconstitute Itself
Berlin on June 3 reports the Marx and Streseman cabinet will reconstitute itself and appear before the Reichstag tomorrow. Weather notes mention low cotton temperatures and rain in the cotton belt. The new revenue bill halves tax on cotton and grain futures. Liverpool reports a dull market while New York wires show firmer cotton goods and yarns with few advance orders.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Marx
Streseman
Reichstag
Waco
Texas
Marion
Ala
New Orleans
Cotton
Liverpool
New York
Prewitt and Sullivan Represent Maginnis in Chicago
Prewitt and Sullivan act for Donald Maginnis of New Orleans in dealings with J. S. Bache and Co of Chicago. Phone 3076. J. W. Parkins serves as manager in Room 1 at Webster Ride.
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Prewitt and Sullivan
Webster Bldg
J. W. Parkins
Prewitt & Sullivan
Donald Maginnis
New Orleans
J. S. Bache & Co
Chicago
Mgr
Webster Ride
State Candidate List In Secretary's Hands
Six additional candidates for state offices filed by mail, elevating totals on the Democratic primary slate. Names span governor, attorney general, railroad commissioner, land office, and other statewide offices with incumbents seeking reelection and new runners statewide.
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Waco
Tex
Sec
Joe W. Hale
Hale
T. W. Davidson
Marshall
Lynch Davidson
Houston
W. A. Collins
Dallas
George W. Dixon
T. D. Barton
Amarillo
J. KE. Ferguson
Temple
Joe Burkett
Eastland
W. FE. Pope
Corpus Christi
Felix D. Robertson
Miriam A. Ferguson
W. M. W. Splawn
W. A. Nabors
J. M. Phillips
Beckville
Ed E. Weaver
Texarkana
Lon A. Smith
R. HB
Speer
Fort Worth
J. M
R. E. Sparkman
Italy
Court of Criminal Appeals
Federal grand jury begins deliberations in Texas district
The federal grand jury convened yesterday afternoon to begin deliberations with a report expected Friday. Judge Wilson will handle civil docket matters this week while the criminal docket is set for next week. The long list of jurors includes A Herbst Hereford H L Ledrick Pampa and many others across Amarillo Canyon Hereford and neighboring towns. The petit jury is instructed not to report until next Monday.
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Federal Grand Jury
Wilson
A. Herbst
Hereford
H. L. Ledrick
Pampa
T. M. Caldwell
Amarillo
H. R. Shields
Vega
L. C. Nickell
Panhandle
R. W. Morton
Hansford
Jim Foster
L. H. Coker
Memphis
Hugh Doak
Claude
G. R. Jowell
Chas. McLoughlin
McAdoo
Joe Vennerman
L. B. Cross
Miami
T. L. Franks
Childress
EB. A. Johnson
E. L. Cowart
Quitaque
J. D
J. D. Bell Miami; W. L. Wheat, Memphis; and R. ©. Forbis
Ofton
Petit Jury
Prayer Service at First Baptist Church Changes to 8 PM
Dr. H. W. Virgin will preside over the mid week prayer service at the First Baptist church. The hour of assembly has been changed to 8 o clock. Visitors are cordially invited to attend.
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H. W. Virgin
First Baptist Church
Minn wen ee J UsGus Want aa
Article fragment notes a request or aim involving a figure or group with uncertain details. It references a place and time loosely, highlighting a pursuit or plan connected to a named entity. The readable bits imply a public matter or local angle without clear outcomes.
Ample small town notes from Amarillo area
Amarillo and surrounding towns see residents visiting, traveling, and relocating. Local people from Conway Canyon Panhandle Shamrock McLean and Claude move about or plan trips while others attend events and summer sessions at West Texas State Teachers College. Delegates to state Democratic convention and local business leaders are noted.
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Norfleet
M. G. Walker
Conway
O. W. H. Cook
Canyon
Amarillo
T. P. Holcomb
Panhandle
B. C. Woolridge and
Bert Cavens
Claude
Elizabeth Daily
Taylor Street
Clarendon
M. A. Bennett
Spearman
Nattie Lee Preston
M. McLane
Fillmore Street
Fort Worth
A. E. Meyer
Elizabeth
Eugene
Bernard
Harrison Street
Silver City
N. M
E. N. Hickman
Pampa
Sam Morris Ranch
Voss Brummell
Robert
San Jacinto Heights
Mississippi
Kentucky
H. F. Eldridge
Underwood Typewriter Company
F Elridge
Mary Davis
Edith Hunter
Childress
G. Edwin Smith
Monroe Street
Miss Hunter
West Texas
Detroit
Tex
G. W. Wills
Lincoln Street
Lillis Drug Store
George W. Irvin, Jr
Southland Insurance Company
Dallas
Amarillo Hotel
Howe
Waco
Clayton
Christien
Avis
Christian
West Texas State Teachers
West Texas State Teachers’ College. Mrs. A. M. King
Hayden Street
Denver
Quicksand Swallows Ford Coupe at Canadian River
Witness W F Becktold reports a new Ford coupe sank in the Canadian river near Plemons while three Pampa residents attempted to cross on a plank trail. They escaped to the bank as the car disappeared except for its roof above the quicksand. Becktold plans to avoid the shortcut via the Canadian river bridge.
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Plemons
Amarillo
W. F. Becktold
Panhandle Music Company
Pampa
West Texas Colonels Hold Annual Session
The West Texas Auctioneers association meets in Amarillo for its annual session. Judge L Gough urges cooperation to build the territory as Lloyd Fletcher and J D Manikin welcome the group. Officers named for the coming year include W S Williams president and F W Zimmer man vice president.
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West Texas Colonels
Lloyd Fletcher
Gough
Colonels” of
West Texas
Amarillo
Wayside
W. H. Moore
Wheeler
I. S. Henderson
Claude
Bridgers Revival Draws Large Crowds at Polk Street
Great interest surrounds the Bridgers evangelistic meetings at Polk Street Methodist Church. Since Sunday morning, Dr. Bridgers has drawn big crowds with a half full auditorium at 10 o'clock service. Daily services will be held each morning at 10. Co. G Spindler of Tulsa, Oklahoma, leads song services. Bridgers composes many revival songs.
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Bridgers
Polk Street Methodist Church
Co. G. Spindler
Tulsa
Okla
210 Mile Continuous Gas Pipeline Planned From Shreveport To Beaumont
Kirbyville Texas June 3 A 210 mile continuous steel tube with no coupling or screw threads will be laid this summer between the Texas Louisiana natural gas fields near Shreveport Louisiana and Beaumont Texas. The 16 inch diameter line will cross two rivers many creeks and run underground through four counties delivering gas to Beaumont. Oxy acetylene welding will seal every joint replacing threaded joints and greatly reducing leakage and fuel upkeep.
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Kirbyville
Tex
Texas-Louisiana Natural Gas
Shreveport
Beaumont
Second Baptist Revival Underway With Griswold Preaching
The Rev. C. E. Griswold of Second Baptist Church will preach on the First Apostolic Miracle tonight at 8 15 PM. The revival began Sunday and continues through the week with Mr and Mrs EF John Meyer of First Baptist directing the song service.
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C. E. Griswold
Second Baptist Church
Griswold
EF. John Meyer
First Baptist Church
Vernon to Attend Two Conventions on Trip
O. V. Vernon secretary of the Board of City Development will attend the Texas Commercial secretaries annual meeting in Mineral Wells on Thursday and then the directors of the Postal Highway meeting in Sayre Oklahoma. He plans to spread publicity for the Amarillo Tri State exposition during his absence.
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O. V. Vernon
Board of City Development
Texas Commercial
Mineral Wells
Mr. Vernon
Sayre
Okla
Engineer George Gray Arrested for Desertion in Casper
Telegram to Deputy Sheriff Charles Davis says Amarillo railroad engineer George Gray is under arrest in Casper Wyoming on a charge of deserting his wife and children. The message adds Gray will waive requisition and an officer will bring him back to Amarillo.
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George Gray
Amarillo
Casper
Wyo
Charles Davis
Gray
Denver Official Returns from Colorado Tour
W F Land general agent for the Fort Worth and Denver railway returned yesterday from a Colorado visit. He accompanied twenty seven railway representatives on a week long tour of the state visiting places of interest.
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W. F. Land
Fort Worth & Denver Railway
Colorado
Mr. Land
Fort Worth & Denver
Colorado and Southern Railways
Inénsas Amos
Half Minute Interviews With Col C T Herring and Others
Col C T Herring recalls shipping a car of fat steers to Kansas City taking nine days from load to delivery with per steer losses at least 100G pounds due to delay. Col W A Miller notes sportsman spirit on fishing trips and prompts Rosy bass catch by Tess Reeder and Rockwell Jackson. J G Colby mentions minnows stored in a bath tub and long travel for fishing.
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Col. C. T. Herring
Kansas City
C. D. Hoover
Oh Uncle Farce Opens Diamond Revue at the Fair
The Diamond Revue presents Oh Uncle a two act farce comedy new to the South. It follows a young man who must be happily married in three years to receive money. His uncle visits and the man borrows his wife back from another marriage for riotous action. Includes vaudeville acts and the Diamond Revue Jazz orchestra.
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South
Diamond Revue
Diamond Revue Beauty Chorus
Harmony Trio
Shriners Parade Transforms Kansas City Streets
Columns praise Egyptian style installations in Kansas City for a grand parade. The caravan will display hospitality to residents and visitors as Shriners tour South Broadway to view the Temple and the new Kansas City Life Insurance home under C. W. Whittington.
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Nile
Old
K. C
Old Town
Earth
Mars
Sweetwater
Kansas City
South Broadway
Kansas City Life
C. W. Whittington
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J. H. Feltz
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L. A. Donnell
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Miss
Underwoold Typewriter Company
Idalou
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Ledrick
George W. Klock
San Jacinto Chapel
C. B. Davis
Sarabeth
California
L. Gough
Daily Globe
Vernon
Col. W. A. Miller
J. G. Colby
Hamon-Whittington Mtg. CO
Amarillo, Texas
Leslie Williams
ODD Fellows Hall
Taylor
E. Lee Smith
Schroeder
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Goodrich
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