Livestock and Oil Market Roundup Across Multiple Hubs
Western markets report mixed cattle hogs and sheep across Wichita, Kansas City Fort Worth and Chicago with varying demand. Prices show hogs steady to higher, cattle and calves mixed, with regional totals reaching several thousand head and notable top prices in each spot. Market activity spans futures and cash trades with grains and stocks influencing sentiment in Chicago and New York closing boards.
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Kansas City
Fort Worth
Airnes
Amarili o Produce Hens Leghorn Proilers Broilere Roosters
Local market listing shows hens Leghorn chicks and roosters available alongside ducks geese and turkeys. Prices include eggs at 7.29 per case and fresh stock like butter at low rates. Old Tom turkeys and turkeys advertised. packing stock lines noted.
Scouts Settle Down In Camp After Tentage
About 225 scouts settle into a two week carny life at the Doleator place, pitching tents and registering. James Bynum heads the kitchen feeding large groups while an 18 piece Memphis band entertains. Delegations arrive from Hereford to Texhoma for the start of summer camp activities.
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Panl James
Leen
Claude Improves Three Utility Plants and Water System
Claude continues water mains installation with pipe deliveries and machine ditching to speed completion. The ice and light plants are reorganized, the 75,950 gallon water storage tanks built, and poles installed for Claude telephone lines. The Associated Press notes gear treated with creosote to last lifetimes.
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Globe
Claude
Alan
John C. King
El Paso Man Guilty in Chaupier Murder
Percy Howard was found guilty of murder and sentenced to life imprisonment in El Paso after a second trial. He was accused of killing M. Nixon, a rental car driver, burying the body in sand near Big Springs and taking Nixon’s car. Howard’s accomplice W. H. Haw testified as a witness for the state.
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Associated Press
Fl Paso
Percy Howard
M. Nixon
Big Springs
W. HW. Haw
Howard
Business Moves to Will A Miller and Son Firm
W A Meller H Stenger of Dalhart joins Will A Miller and Son and leads the oil lease department. He has moved his family to 402 East Ninth street and works with Colonel Miller on a government permit driven Artesia field test well.
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H. Stenger
Dalhart
Will A Miller
Dutch youth builds light airplane for display in Corydon
A Dutch inventor has a light airplane in Corydon for public use at the disposal of any pilot who wishes to fly it. Several have tried it, performing stunts with ease, including rolling and upside down maneuvers. The craft cost $2,900 and weighs 420 pounds with fuel and oil consumption of about one and a half gallons of gasoline and two and a half pints of oil per hour. Maximum speed is 75 miles per hour.
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Associated Press
Corydon
Eng
Sevaral
Commission Takes Up Water Problem Again
City commission discussed the water issue with no new actions. A North Amarillo Civic club delegation urged a white way on North Fillmore Street. The city offered $100,000 in funding warrants, rejected a high bid for a test well, and sought other bids while reviewing water system valuations.
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Commission
G H. Bryant
North
City Light and Water Company
Here There Everywhere license to wed today
M B Kizziar and Miss Barbara Harris secured license to wed today. W R Daugherty has fled suit in district court for divorce from Belatria Daugherty alleging desertion. Laura B Abrams filed suit for divorce from Odella Abrams alleging desertion cruelty and infidelity. Colonel and Mrs Kernest Thompson leave at 5 o'clock in the morning to drive to Colorado Springs. Read the back page advertisements in The Globe on Whole Wheat. P D Casey deputy sheriff says he has returned from a trip to Florida and that Florida real estate investments are safe and quick profit.
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M. B. Kizziar
Barbara Harris
W. R. Daugherty
District Court
Belatrica Daugherty
Laura B. Abrams
Odella Abrams
Colonel
Mrs. Kernest Thompson
Colorado Springs
Globe
The
P. D. Casey
Randall County
Florida
Death sentences affirmed by appeals court in multiple cases
Austin reports the Court of Criminal Appeals upheld three death sentences for Arnulfo Valles, H. P. Boxley, and Melton Carr Walker. Other rulings included affirmed murder and manslaughter sentences, new trials granted for Jake Harris, withdrawals of appeals, and reversals or remands in several cases across Texas counties.
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Associated Press
Austin
Pey
Trail Courts
Court of Criminal Appeals
Arnulfo Valles
el Paso
H. P. Boxley
Brazoria
Melton Carr Walker Carr
Valles
Enrique Rivera
Boxley
Tom Coleman
J. R. Moore
Hopkins
Bev Roberts
Jake Harris
Ochiltree County
Clyde Williams
Harrivas
Frank Wilkes
Herbert Badehan
Newton County
Lilly
Wardin
Rum Schooner Marie II Recaptured at St Pierre
In St Pierre Miquelon on June 3 the Marie II schooner seized yesterday by six British seamen with liquor cargo was recaptured at midnight by the French trawler Asie after a battle. The vessel was towed to St Pierre and reported damaged.
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Associatedress
St. Pierre
Miquelon
Marie MII
Asie
Blind editor named head of newspapermen's group
F. O Edgecomb, blind editor of the Gen eva Nebraska Signal, was elected president of the National Editorial association at the fortieth annual convention closing session in Richmond. Evening hours are reading hours.
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Richmond
F. O Edgecomb
Geneva
Nebraska Signal
National Editorial Association
Rockefeller gifts and railroads spark social debate
The piece critiques financier loyalty on railroads amid worker demoralization while noting pensions paid to older Pennsylvan railroad staff. It highlights the Laura Spellman memorial via Rockefeller funding and comments on his gift of books to German universities aiding students and knowledge.
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Laura Spellman
Rockefeller
HE Rockefeller
Globe Radio Program Delights WDAG Listeners in Amarillo
The Globe program last night on WDAG drew many listeners both inside and outside the studio. Performers Lewis Thomas Rip McAlpine Bryan Halley John Taylor and Elmer Smith entertained as Am arillo’s broadcaster J O Martin promotes reception reach across states and Canada. The slogan Where dollars always grow represents WDAG and Amarillo. Globe want ads emphasize one and a half cents per word.
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Wdag Wa
National Cycle Company
Lewis Thomas
Rip McAlpine
Bryan Halley
John Taylor
el Mer Smith
Globe
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