Market Report From Wichita and Oklahoma City Cattle Hogs Prices
In Wichita on June 23 cattle sale 600 head including 200 calves steady with beef steers 6.50 to 8.75 cows and heifers 4.00 to 9.50 bulls 3.00 to 4.50 veal calves 9.50 to 8.50 stockers and feeders 3.50 to 7.00 Hogs sold 1 200 active top 124 bulk 13.25 to 13.50 packing sows to 17.5 In Oklahoma City 1 300 cattle active yearling heifers 9.50 grassera 6.50 to 7.50 good cows 3.50 to 4.25 vealera around 7. Hogs 1 200 active top 124 bulk 13.25 to 13.50 packing sows to 17.75.
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Wichita
Oklahoma City
Market Report from Bant St Louis Auction June 23
Cattle and hogs numbers shown with prices across categories. Hogs 13 600 head active demand, top and bulk ranges noted. cattle 5 000 steady with steers to 70 76 and yearlings to 11 75. sheep 4 506 steady with lambs to 75 and culls around 8 60. Vealers and fats priced, various grain and packer sows listed.
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St. Louis
Kansas City Livestock Prices Wade Higher on June Market
June 20 market report shows cattle and calves rising with fed steers and yearlings mostly 5 to 10.50, top yearlings around 11.49 to 11.50, grass cows 4 to 5.75, heifers 5 to 6.75, calves up to 9.50. Hogs active with top 14.65 and bulk 13.20 to 18.59, sows 12.75 to 12.85, stock pigs 12.00 to 12.50. Sheep 6,000 head higher with lambs 14.25 to 15.00 and fat lambs down to 6.75.
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Kansas City
Texas
Chicago stock market notes cattle hogs and sheep prices
June 23 Chicago market report shows hogs topping at 13.70 with packing sows 12 to 12.40 and slaughter pigs 12.75 to 13.50. Cattle activity features steers and yearlings 11.26 to 11.85 while western natives and canners run 6.60 to 8. Bulls and stockers range 4 to 7. Sheep totals 10,000 with native lambs at 16.75 and fed yearling wethers 13.50 amid higher trends.
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Chicago
Fea
Texas
Port Worth Livestock Market Report Summary
Fort Worth cattle and sheep prices posted for June 23 with 4 100 head cattle included 800 calves. Beeves 5.50 to 9.25, stockers 2 to 6, fat cows 3.25 to 6.50, heifers 3 to 7, bulls 2.25 to 4.25, calves 1 to 8, lings 790 higher top 13.60, bulk 12.75 to 13.50, packing sowa 10.50 to 12.50, pigs 9.50 to 11.50. Sheep lambs 10 to 13, feeders 9 to 10, yearlings 8 to 9, wethers 5.50 to 7, ewes 5 to 6, stockers 3 to 4.
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Fort Worth
Chicago Cash Grain Prices July 23 Wheat and Corn Quotes
Prices for wheat and corn in Chicago cash markets are listed with specific grades and bid ranges. Wheat numbers 1 and 2 hard trade around 1.64 and 1.63 to 1.64 dollars. Corn bids include number 2 mixed at 1.09 and number 2 yellow near 1.07 to 1.09 dollars. Oats show number 3 white from 47 to 48.14 and number 4 white from 46.14 to 47.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain and Provisions Market Snapshot
Open high low and close figures listed for Wheat Corn Oats Rye Lard and Beets with monthly Sept Dec contracts. Prices show daily ranges and settlement values across July September and December maturities.
Grain prices in Kansas City market report
Kansas City grain market on June 23 shows wheat at 1.52 to 1.75 for number 2 hard and 1.63 to 1.89 for number 2 red. Corn ranges 1.00 to 1.91 for number 3 white and 1.04 to 1.05 for number 2 yellow. Oats mix includes 0.50 for number 2 white and 0.4814 to 0.49 for number 1 6 white.
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Kansas City
Amarillo Produce Stock Report And Oddities
A fragmented market column reports live poultry including hens and leghorn types, several breeds and counts such as 156 broilers and 200 rooters, along with references to turkeys and packing stock. The entry notes prices and loss adjustments, with a focus on eggs and new case valuations amid unsettled figures.
Cotton futures edge higher in quiet trading
The market closed barely steady with a small net advance of 7 to 12 points. Prices for March to December futures shown with small gains amid thin activity in New York.
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Associated Y
New Orleans
Ewlia A
Dee
Nate
Associated Pragss
New York
Fatal collision near Clarendon injures man and kills woman
Special to The Globe, Clarendon, June 27. A car driven by Whit Calcott crossed a train track as a Fort Worth and Denver train approached, killing Mrs. Caleote instantly and seriously injuring Mr. Caleote. The couple lived on a farm near Sies, southern Clarendon county. They were transported to town by ambulance. Conductor B. G. Tiffany led the train crew and Ed Tlartsell oversaw the engine.
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The
Globe
Clarandon
Fort Worth
Denver
Pissenger
Whit Calcott
Plainview
Caleotes
Fiies
Clarendon
B. G. Tiffany
Amarillo
Ed Tlartsell
Chargre
J D
Major U S crops return profits to farmer in 1924
The 1924 crop report shows wheat at 1.222 a bushel cost with 1.42 market value, corn 72 cents cost vs 1.10 value, oats 50 cents cost vs 0.57 value, and cotton at 18 cents cost with 25 cents per pound sale. Potatoes costs and margins varied. labor costs included.
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Prevwe
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Elizabeth Witten Dean Bies burial today
Mrs Elizabeth Witten Dean Bies aged 49 died after a short illness Monday evening at home seven miles south of Amarillo She is survived by her husband A R Dean five children and her mother J T Witten Funeral services are set for 4 pm at Backburn Funeral Home with Rev J C Sizemore officiating Burial will be in Llano Cemetery Pallbearers include J E Parks Lish Bennett F H Adams S H Taylor Adam Walker and Walter Burch
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Elizabeth Witten Dean
Amarillo
A. R. Dean
J. T. Witten
East Ninth Street
J. J. Witten
H. Taylor
Adam Walker
Walter Burch
Panhandle Hog Breeders Win Heavy Premium At 1925 Fair
The Amarillo Tri State exposition announces a rich prize program for hog breeders. The National Curve Record Association of Peoria sends $500 for the Futurity promotion show, and the Shorthorn Breeders Association adds a dollar for every four from the fair. The fair catalogue will be printed by July 1.
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Panhandle
Amarillo Tri-State
National Curve Record Association
Peoria
Ill
Shorthorn Breeders Association
Fair Association
Infant Son of Mr and Mrs Clayton Dies at 2:30 AM
Jack Clayton infant son of Mr and Mrs H R Clayton died this morning at 2:30. Funeral services were held this afternoon at two o'clock from Blackburn Funeral Home with Rev Robt Pryde officiating. Burial followed at Llano Cemetery.
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Jack Clayton
H. R. Clayton
Blackburn
Robt. Pryde
Llano
Tom Broach Injured on 3-Year Ranch Wagon Accident
Tom Broach of the 3-Y ranch was severely hurt when kicked under a wagon by a horse on a North West Texas ranch. The wagon ran away and passed over him breaking a collar bone and several ribs. He is at Northwest Texas hospital while setting fence posts.
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Tom Broach
3-Y
Northwest Texas Hospital
Broach
Poultry Expert to Lecture at Auditorium Wednesday
Kermeter a leading poultry authority in the state will lecture at the auditorium Wednesday night on poultry raising. He will address common problems and field questions at the session. Formerly in charge of poultry work at A and M College. Co C Collier of Wichita Falls has left after several days of business. Mr and Mrs A J Brint return from a ten day stay at McGregor Texas.
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Fow. Kermeter
A. & M. College
Co. C
McGragor
Texas
Gypsy Tour Of Cycle Club Proves Successful In Amarillo
The fifth annual Gypsy tour of the Amarillo Motorcycle club held Sunday drew a large crowd. A drive to the Terry Thompson ranch included contests and a picnic lunch. Winners were George Polley first Elmer Herrington second Hiram Thompson third Odell Brasher fourth.
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Amarillo Motorcycle Club
Terry Thompson
George Polley
Elmer Herrington
Hiram Thompson
Odell Brasher
Shepherd Goes On Witness Stand In McClintock Murder Trial
Chicago jurors heard William Dar ling Shepherd defend against twenty two counts accusing him of poisoning to kill his foster son William Nelson McClintock. Prosecutors pressed for the death penalty while cross examination began with questions on schooling and past ties. The trial proceeded with testimony and opening arguments signaling a high stakes battle.
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Chicago
William Darling Shepherd
Shepherd
Billy McClintock
William Scott Stewart
Aes Wal
McClintock
C. C. Fainman
Fain Man
University of Science
Jot P. Mareh
Vaiman
Amante Rongetti
Stewart
Robert F. Crowe
William McClintock
Crowe
Tam
Shep
Paiman
Marchand
Tse
George
German
Area Recruiting Man Visits Local Office in Amarillo
Major George Charlton eighth corps recruiting officer San Antonio visits Amarillo. He praises local records under Sergeant W M Freeman who has averaged twenty two recruits per month this year. Charlton notes camps open July 28 and that it takes two to three weeks to clear applications. Freeman provides blanks and assistance. enlistees may go to Fort Sill Oklahoma or Dover with rail fare differences.
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George Charlton
Eighth Corps
San Antonio
Amarillo
Eighth Crops
Charlton
W.M. Freeman
Sergeant Freeman
Chariton
Citizens
Freeman
Fort Sill
Okla
Dover
Amarillo seeks action to secure air mail depot
The Amarillo editors urge city action to attract an air mail depot and a passenger route. They note a noon Denver train to Cheyenne and an eventual flight to New York, with hopes for a Saturday afternoon decision. Tom Durham adds financiers and business travelers could boost Amarillo and the Panhandle by air travel.
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Denver
Cheyenne
New York
Tom Durham
Amarillo
Panhandle
Local Notes Highlight Roving Guests And Town Updates
J H Barry of Los Angeles visited the Palo Duro hotel with his son John Barry a Clovis merchant. L Jacobson of Santa Ana and former Amarillo merchant travels with family. Army drill by Battery B 11th Field Artillery as preparations for August camp begin. Ed Wagoner of Groom harvests wheat at about thirty bushels per acre, with prospects above thirty five. Miss Lou and Sadie Brock of Clarendon undergo tonsil removal in Amarillo. Sash and door worker J E Reitetch loses small finger in accident. Mrs H P Canode to return from San Antonio. Lawyer W S Birge opens third-floor Blackburn office. Several local residents visit from Claude Shamrock McLean for short trips. Wheat inspections by Testor Stone and Harry Earns near Groom show better conditions. District No 1 trustees sell Pavillard school to H E Hume for 27 09 and bond sale to Harry Taylor with premium 560. Milton Reece family to Blackwell for ten days.
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J. H. Barry
Los Angeles
Palo Duro
John Barry
Clovis
Amaciilo
Leavenworth
Kans
Colorado
New Mexico
L. Jacobson
Santa Ana
Col
Amarillo
Mr. Jacobson
W. S. Birge
Blackburn
OB. Stewart
Robertson
Washburn
Claude
G. H. Aldous
Ethel Close
Shamrock
Ruby Cook
Ethel McCurdy
McLean
Amarilllo
Stone
Harry Earns
Epworth Leaguers Go 10 School Session Here
Epworth Leaguers gather at a session featuring numerous attendees from Crosbyton Elizabeth Jenkins Lamesa Mackrow Doreey Hawley Anson Muleshoe Hereford Vega Hale Center and other towns. The list names Roy Heard Wardiss and many more as participants.
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Epworth
Crosbyton
Willie Ferne Curry
Anola Ballows
Crosbyon
Dwight L. McCree
Newlin
Doliie Ward
Hereford
Hubert Curry
Evelyn Sowell
Eva Ma
Olo Ma Lutbock
Roy Smith
Clarice Taine
Ellin Smith
Gledys Smith
Spar
Vemple Trails
Lois Maddux
Raile
Margaret Lani
Tahoka
Melvin Ridges
Maetta Mounts
Hattie Monnis
Faye Fergerson
Miss MacRernolds
Hale Center
Sam Stagg
Dow Jones
Vega
T. A. Smith
Spur
Ruth McNabb
Hazel Smith
Harold Wall
Joan Smith
Hale
Laura Burns
Donald Hawkins
Julian Glenn
Ceoed Hardin
Ruth Mardin
Opal Morris
Muleshor
Evelyn Foote
Ruth Ledbetter
Sue Craven
Paiineah
Lucile Stratton
Margusine Merriman
Lois Clement
McLean
Julia Dpean
Edythe Bandy
P. W. Walker
Clarendon
Nida Rippy Green
Melean
Vivian Roach
Paul Stanier
Shamrock
Rotan
M. B. Norwood
Rochester
Mattie Sue Howell
Ernestine Buck
Flake Paschal
Royce A. Oxford
Plainview
Beulah Duensing
Jeanette Steen
Hazel Evans
Marie Bowen
Frank Barnes
Loyd Gardner
Brooks Ratliff
Gene Aiden
Emmett White
Josephine Stocking
John JT. Wiley
Canyon
Gilbreath
Eula Lee Gilbreath
Neva Erb
Ruth Kennedy
Della Phillips
Doris Ogden
Dorothy Ogden
Jim Kennedy
Carrie Jones
Ethel Hammer
Mula May Hammer
Orton
Bernice Miller
Car Bel Abbott
Hattie Rush
Phoebe Peins
Booker
Mildred Pickens
Gladys Boyer
Kuntee Branch
Miami
Iva May Hopkins
Amarillo
Corinee McReynolds
Ruby N. Robbins
Leihel Darby
J. H. Bornblew
I. T. Sluckabee
Melvin Jones
Alfred James
Memphis
Florence Russell
E. L. Hill
Leta Johnson
Lilourn
Jap Consuls Attacked as Anti Foreign Riot Spreads
Reports from Manila and Shanghai indicate Japanese consuls were attacked by Chinese mobs in Chung King and Ching-Kiang as anti foreign sentiment grows. Rioters loot and damage facilities in Ningpo amid escalating protests.
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Shanghai
Chung King and
Ching-Kiang
Japan
Associated Press
Ningpo
China
Grove's Tasteless Chili Tonic Power Boost
An advertisement touts GROVE'S TASTELESS CHILI TONIC as a tasteless tonic that increases appetite and restores color and strength, claiming quick energizing effects for a hungrier feeling and improved vigor.
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GROVE
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