Fort Worth Livestock Market Report June 27
Hog receipts 500 market steady to 5e lower top 19.35 heavy weights 13 to 13.25 medium 13.25 to 13.85 light 12.75 to 13 light lights 11.75 to 12.25 heavy packers sows 11.59 to 12 packing sows rough 11 to 11.40 pigs 10 to 11.58. Cattle receipts 14.56 market steady beef steers 9.50 to 19, medium 7.59 to 8.0, good and choice 8.50 to 9.50, common and medium 3.75 to 4.75, butcher cattle heifers 1 to 7.50, cows 2.50 to 6.50, bulls 2.05 to 4.25, canners and cutters 2.25 to 4, feeder steers 6.50, stocker cows and heifers 2.75 to 4.59. Sheep receipts none, market nominal. Lambs 3 to 44.50, spring lambs 11.50 to 12.00, shorn wethers 6.50 to 7.50, ewes 5 to 6, feeder lambs 7 to 8, goats 1 to 3.
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Fort Worth
Baef Ateers
Amarlillo Produce Advertises Poultry and Stock
The notice lists Leghorn hens and broilers, roosters, ducks, and turkeys for sale or packing stock. It notes old tom turkeys costing 10 cents and mentions losses charged back totaling $7.20 with related stock and eggs.
Unusual Security Activity Reported As Grains Slump
The market sees funds from dividends and premiums flood in mid year while grains slide. Bear pressure fades as prices rebound late in the week with corn bright but oats weak and hog prices firm amid narrow provision shifts.
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United
New York
Eraina
Earthquakes Hit Several Montana Towns, Seismograph Reports
University of Washington seismograph readings cited by Prof Sheldon L Glover associate in geology show strong shocks around 6 50 PM with intervals between quakes. Disturbance center traced to the Northwest near the Nort Pacific and possibly Atlantic islands with a chance of a second quake to the southwest.
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University of Washington
No Geological Explanation for Quake Shakes Montana
United Press reports Prof. U S Grant of Northwestern University says there is no geological explanation for the Montana quakes. He notes Butte area faults are ancient and have caused copper industry suits, with no new danger implied. Tremors were reported in Baker Oregon at 6 25 PM Pacific time.
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United Press
Chicago
Montana
U. S. Grant
Geological
Northwestern University
Butte
Grant
Baker
Ore
Deputies Aid Garman in Enforcing Game Laws
Garmon, district game warden, has named over seventy five deputies and will add more this week to enforce game laws. The area will also receive state support to ensure compliance. The law prohibits killing prairie chickens and sets penalties of 25 to 200 dollars per bird plus costs. It is illegal to fish with anything but a hook in running streams and fishing is forbidden in private lakes without owner permission. Bass must be at least eleven inches and crappie at least seven inches.
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Garmon
Garman
New Indictments Target Wheeler Oil Leases
Washington reports new indictments in the Wheeler oil lease case set for Spokane on Monday. It includes evidence about former Interior official Goodwin, ex solicitor Booth of Montana, oil man Gordon Campbell, and possibly Wheeler. A letter presented by Campbell at the Borah committee probe is cited as the origin of the proceedings.
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Washington
Burton K Wheeler
Spokane
Wash
United Press
Interior Goodwin
Edwin S. Booth
Montana
Gordon Campbell
Wheeler
Booth
Campbell
Funeral of Mrs Deakin Held Saturday Afternoon
Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon for Mrs. Fannie Deakin at 4 o clock in the Grigea Undertaking company chapel. She was 77 and died Thursday at her niece Mrs J C Morgan’s home on Monroe Street. The Rev Stanley W Hayne conducted the services and burial followed in Llano cemetery.
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Fannie Deakin
Grigea Undertaking Company
Rhodes 72, Retired Farmer, Dies in Canyon
Robert J. Rhodes, 72, a retired farmer, died yesterday in Canyon at 4 pm. Survived by widow, son EB. W. Rhodes of El Paso and three daughters Mrs. T. EB. Barlow of El Paso, Mrs. Percy A. Shaw of Little Rock Arkansas, and Mrs. Roy Moreland of Canyon. Body to be moved by Griges Undertaking to Amarillo and to El Paso tonight via Rock Island.
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Robert J. Rhodes
Canyon
EB. W. Rhodes
Fl Paso
T. EB. Barlow
Percy A. Shaw
Little Rock
Ark
Roy Moreland
Amarillo
Griges Undertaking Company
el Paso
Rock Island
Income tax lists to be released nationwide soon
The International Revenue Bureau announced that income tax lists will be released across the United States soon after July 1. Most collectors have their lists ready, but release is delayed until all officers can publish them together. A public notice will announce the exact inspection day.
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United Press
Washington
International Revenue Bureau
Evan Burrows Fontaine Sues Whitney For Breach Again
White Plains N Y June 27 Evan Burrows Fontaine dancer filed a second breach of promise suit against Cornelious Vanderbilt Whitney. Whitney’s counsel moved to change venue from Westchester to New York noting both residents of New York. In the first suit Fontaine sought 100000 in damages but the case was dismissed after Fontaine and her mother were indicted for perjury over an annulment claim later erased when the supreme court upheld the decree. A baby figure prominent in the first suit was claimed by Fontaine to be Whitney's son.
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United Press
White Plains
N. Y
Evan Burrows Fontaine
Cornelious Vanderbilt Whitney
Whitney
Westchester County
New York
Miss Fontaine
Supreme Court
Fairview School Burns Down in Burkburnett Fire
Burkburnett Texas June 27 loss estimated at 150000 when fire of unknown origin destroyed the Fairview independent school district building near here.
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Burkburnett
Texas
Fairview Independent -School
Here
Rock Island Lines planning $19 million rail upgrades this year
Rail traffic notes outline Rock Island Lines plans including a new Tucumcari passenger depot, 33 miles of track between Billings and Ponca City, and buys of locomotives and cars. It covers shop upgrades, grade-crossing removals, new rails, and signaling, plus farm marketing efforts and staff movements across multiple depots.
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Rock Island Lines
United States
Tucumcari
Billings
Ponca City
Oklo
Rock Island
Adrian
Vega
J D. Tinsley
Santa Fe General Agricultural
Galveston
South Texas
C. A. Dewey
Denver
Denison
Red River
Tom Herbert
D. G. Reid
Santa Fe
Los Angeles
Amarillo
J. W. Farley
Mineral Wells
Farley
Donald
J. W. Vaught
Albert Grudsky
Dalhart
Joan Eubanks
Fort Worth
Dalhart Wheat Territory Harvest Yields High
Dalhart Texas June 27 Wheat harvest is in full blast in Dallam and Hartley counties this week. The general average over the two counties will be near ten bushels an acre with many fields yielding eighteen to twenty bushels. Quality is very good and should bring top prices. Maize, Falk corn and cotton are doing well with increased acreage likely to double last year’s production.
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Globe
Dalhart
Dallam
Hartley
Continental Oil eyes Panhandle oil fields
The Continental Oil company of Denver plans exploration in the Panhandle fields. Jostling tour by C. K. E. Enlow and B. A. Bower through the field includes a planned drill on the Hughes ranch near Wellington. Enlow formerly worked in Amarillo. Continental Oil is a major Rocky Mountain operator.
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The
Continental Oil Company of
Denver
Panhandle
C. K E. Enlow
B. A. Bower
Hughes
Wellington
Enlow
Amarillo
Continental Oil Company
Rocky Mountain States
Tulsa Man Killed in Illinois by Policeman
Fred Fuqua of Tulsa Oklahoma died today in Champaign Illinois from a revolver bullet fired by traffic policeman J D Hillier who pursued him after he escaped from jail. Fuqua had been arrested for vagrancy.
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Champaign
Ill
Fred Fuqua
Tulsa
Okla
J. D. Hillier
Fuqua
MacMillan sails Bowdoin to Labrador Arctic base
Lieut Commander Donald B. MacMillan sails from Sydney aboard the Bowdoin for Battle Harbor Labrador then to Etah North Greenland to lead Arctic exploration. Dr William Grenfel t accompanies, planning a missions tour at Battle Harbor. Eskimo clothing supplies to be loaded. plane ship Peary to follow after port hole sealing.
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Sydney
N. S
Donald B. MacMilliam
Bowdoin
Battle Harbor
Labrador
Etah
Greenland
Arctic
MacMillan
William Grenfelt
Northland
Peary
Vocational Agricultural Glass Projects Show Gain
Hereford High school vocational agriculture class under instructor G W Humble reports six month income of 3945.51 from forty projects with dairy leading at 1795.14 and hogs 723.52 while beef cattle income drops to 125. The program aims to boost Deaf Smith county dairy and poultry industries.
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Globes
Hereford
Hereford High School
W. Humble
Deaf Smith County
Third Body Found in Kansas City Theater Ruins
A third body was recovered from the ruins of the rillis theater building in Kansas City Missouri tonight. Detectives believe the victim is Warren Maxim a dishwasher who had been missing since Thursday night when the building collapsed after an explosion and fire.
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Kansas City Theater
United Press
Kansas City
Rillis Theater
Warren Maxim
Maxim
Gaillacux Financial Plan Clears Both Houses
Paris reports Finance Minister Caillaux's plan to issue a billion francs more circulation and secure a gold loan has safely passed both the chamber and the senate, enabling larger government advances from the Bank of France.
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Paris
Caillaux
Bank of France
Chamber
Senate
There There Everywhere Mr and Mrs Calvin Coolidge Tour New England
Various brief notes list travelers and events including Calvins tour of New England with Mrs Coolidge and Washington connections. Other items mention Lions Club convention travel, local conventions, races, incinerator completion, egg shipments, post office status, birthday of Daniel Beard, and plans for a Panhandle college auditorium. Names and places include Harry Gardner Davies Goodwell Clovis Shamrock Tulsa Texhoma Waco Hereford and Houston.
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Calvin Coolidge
Washington, D. C
New England
Harry A. Gardner
Gr. H. Davies
Ceda Point
Ohio
Lions Clubs
Potter County Singing Association
Amarillo
Haskell
Lubbock
Texan Panhandle
Gulf Finance Corporation
Tulsa
Tanhandle
Texhoma
Daniel Carter Beard
Bloy Scouts of America
Panhandle A. & M. College
Goodwell
Oklo
Panhandle
Hereford
Ben Valley
Bufalo Wallow
Bob Ames
George Locke
Johnston Street
Waco
Houston
Denver aviator dies in plane crash with deaf passenger
Casey Tyrell a famed Colorado aviator and Steve Snidian a deaf mute passenger died when their plane crashed near Denver Colorado after taking off in attempt to regain Snidian’s hearing. The crash occurred today leaving no survivors.
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Denver
Colo
Casey Tyrell
Colorado
Steve Snidian
Hamon-Whittington Mortgaghe Company Farm and Ranch Loans
The Amarillo firm reports its seventh annual statement ending June 30. Capital originally 50000 dollars with no goodwill, now stock 75, undivided profits around 30000 dollars, plus goodwill as an intangible asset.
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Hamon-Whittington Mortgagh Company
Parm and Ranch Loans
Amarillo, Texas
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