Wichita Livestock Market Report Highlights Hogs Steady
Wichita market shows hogs steady with bulk $13 to $12.25 amid 400 cattle and 100 calves down. beef steers $6.50 to $9, beef cows $4 to $8.59, veal calves $4 to $9.50, stockers $2.50 to $7. Lambs listed at $14 with top $559 for the day. Chicago bids note hogs active 18,000 head and cattle weak with top $13 for bullocks and vealers $11 to $19.59. Idaho lambs $16.25 to $19.60, natives $15.75 to $16, heavies up to $7.60.
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Wichita
Oklahoma Livestock Market Report June 30
Oklahoma City cattle sales total 2,000 with lower price trend for grass fed cattle up to 4 dollars and slow calf demand. Hogs numbered 700 with higher quotes. top 13.35, bulk 13.10 to 13.30, stockers 11, packing sows 11 to 11.50.
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Oklahoma City
Amarlio Produce Hens and Poultry Prices Noted
A garbled market snippet lists Hens Leghorn Hens Broilers and various poultry items with scattered prices such as 20c 10c and 5e. Ducks and turkeys appear in fragmented form amid packing stock concerns and losses charged back.
Kansas City Livestock Prices Across Cattle Hogs Sheep
Kansas City market report shows cattle 11 000 head calves 2 500 higher with long yearlings to city butchers 14.50, heavy eaters 12, fed lambs 10 to 11.5, grass fat cows 4 to 6.5, grass heifers 5.5 to 7.5, canners 3 to 3.75, bulls 4.5 to 5, top 9.50. Hogs 8 590 lower top 13.48, bulk 12.85 to 13.28, hogs 11.25 to 11.65. Sheep 9 009 lower native lambs 14.75 to 15, calls 8.5 to 9, Louisiana wethers 7.25, Colorado western 7.
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Kansas City
Eity
Atock
Louisiana Wethers
Forth Worth
Livestock Prices Report From St Louis Market
St Louis livestock priced higher with cattle at 8.75 to 11.50 for steer and fed kinds. vealers 10.25. hogs around 13.90 to 14. sheep weak with native lambs around 15.50 and fat lambs at 6.00. totals show 11,000 hogs, 5,000 cattle, 6,590 sheep.
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St. Louis
Port Worth Livestock Prices Report
Port Worth market notes cattle receipts around 7 000 with 1 000 calves. Beeves and fat cows range widely. lambs and sheep show strength with lambs up to 13 ¾. Packing sows and pigs also listed with varied prices.
Chicago Cash Grain Prices June 30 Report
Wheat No. 4 hard at 1.40. Corn No. 8 mixed 1 to 1.44. No. 2 yellow 1.02 to 1.03. Oats No. 2 white 0.46 to 0.49. No. 3 white 0.43 to 0.44.
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Chicago
Grain prices from Chicago market report
Chicago market summary lists wheat No 4 hard at 1.40 dollars and corn No 3 mixed at 1.00 dollars with No 2 yellow around 1.02 to 1.0314. Oats No 2 white 46.44 to 49 dollars and No 3 white 43% to 44 cents per bushel.
Kansas City Grain Prices Reported for Wheat Corn and Oats
Kansas City market notes June 30 showing Wheat No 2 hard 1.43 to 1.62 Red 1.54 to 1.40 Corn No 3 white 95 to 99 cents No 2 yellow 1.09 to 1.10 Oats No 2 white 46 to 48 cents No 3 white 45 to 46 cents
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Kansas City
Dee
Lord
Grain prices in Amarillo market report
The Amarillo market notes commodity prices for wheat and corn with per bushel and per hundredweight figures. Included are oats and barley values, with indicators of basis and distribution terms.
New Orleans Spot Cotton Prices Quiet On June 39 Spot
New Orleans spot cot ton closed quiet at 15 down. Sales on spot 64 to arrive none with low middling 22.90 middling 24.00 good middling 24.60. Receipts 2,500 stock 7,825.
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Associated Prema
New York
Mar An . A
New Orleans
Veth Jan Er
New York Stocks Close Mixed Amid Listing Digits
The closing tally shows American Locomotive at 114 percent and American Telephone at 140 percent while California Petroleum rises to 285 percent. Widely traded names include General Electric at 256 percent and General Motors at 84 percent with varied gains across Crucible Steel, Westinghouse Electric, and Kennecott Copper.
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American Locomotive
American Tel
Accihpoon
Paldwin Locomotive
California Petroleum
Central Leather
Pfd
Chandler Motor
Consolidated Gas
Producta Gf
Iss Ok
Crucible Steel
Esseavess
Coherel Ardnate Oss
General Electric
General Motors
Independent Oil & Gas
Kennecott Copper
Gia Jitens Eosin
Ate
Ted Phillips Petroleum
Goa Scencea
Btgel
Westinghouse Electric
Johnson Ranch firm mails checks to stockholders
The Johnson Ranch Royalty Company mails 400 stockholders checks from oil sales in the Panhandle field. Ed R Mayer says the checks prove money in local oil business though they are small. The firm owns half the royalty on 10 239 acres in Antchinson county with four wells drilled amid ongoing litigation. Mayer may donate the difference to the treasury and frame a check in his office.
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Johnson Ranch Royalty Company
Panhandle
Ed. R. Mayer
Autchinson County
Johnson Ranch
Mayer
Treasury
Car Missing From City Drug Store Reappears
Sheriff’s deputies recover the automobile of Alva Abbott that vanished Saturday night. Three boys, ages 10 to 12, were found by officers riding the car around town. All youths were returned to their parents.
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Alva Abbott
Sheriff’s Department
New Diaphanous Suits For Men
London fashion notes for summer men feature translucent Irish tweed in dust and French gray with pale blue green stripes. Backless waistcoats, double breasted backlean styles, loosely fitted jackets, and ice colored silk shirts in bluish grey promise a lightweight, high fashion look for warm weather.
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Asaocka Ed Presa
London
Red Bone Claims New Building Record In Amarillo
Fred Bone contractor on the Amarillo project says he has set a new building record by pouring concrete on four floors in twenty seven days with three upper floors and the roof slab completed. He adds the structure is thirty days ahead of schedule and predicts continued pace barring misfortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bone
Amarillo
Mr. Bone
Kearns Barred From Polo Grounds for Walker Greb Fight
New York reports state athletic commission denied Jack Kearns, manager for Jack Dempsey and Mickey Walker, permission to attend or cover the Walker Greb middleweight title bout at the Polo Grounds on Thursday night. Kearns sought entry as a newspaper reporter despite the ban.
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Associated Preas
New York
Jack Kearn
Jack Dempsey
Mickey Walker
State Athletic Commission
Walker
Harry Greb
Polo Grounds
Kearns
Walker-Greb
B A GIVES PROGRAM AT W O W HALAL LAST NIGHT
The Security Benefit association held a Monday evening program at the W O W hall with Miss Laura V Hamner presiding. O D Short ER M Blackburn and Judge J W Culwell spoke. Several locals performed including Miss Mary Elizabeth Ledford and Miss Dot Speer. 130 new applications for SBA membership were reported and over 266 attended.
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the Security Benefit Association
W. O. W. Hall
Laura V. Hamner
O. D. Short
ER. M. Blackburn
J. W. Culwell
J. M. Davis
Thelma Conoley
Feef, Pitt
Dorothy Herbert
Mary Elizabeth Ledford
Ellen Lois Blake
T. H. White
HL. Mauldin
J. A Bowman
Dot Speer
East Amarillo
T. A. White
G. W Johnson
Burns Fatal After Carpet Fire Near Quanah
Quanah Tex June 30 Burns received by Mrs D M Shields widow and mother of three proved fatal today. She saturated a carpet with kerosene and struck a match causing flames to catch her clothing and she could not be moved from the spot.
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Associated Press
Quanah
Tex
D. M. Shields
Leap to safety as home burns in Dallas
A Dallas woman escaped a burning home by leaping from her window in her night clothes after awakening to a fire that consumed her bed covering. She was alone. her son was in a hospital. Origin of the blaze remains undetermined.
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Associated Preen
Dallas
Realtors At Detroit Convention Return Home Tonight
Tom Cotten Bill Askew and C P Atwood realtors attending the national convention in Detroit are expected to return home tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Cotten
Bill Askew
C. P. Atwood
Detroit
Santa Barbara Earthquake Destroys Hotels and Streets
Recovery crews cleared Arlington and California hotels after a massive quake that crushed autos, toppled tanks, and damaged the San Marcos building. Victims included William Proctor and the widowed Mrs. H. Q Charles E. Perkins, with residents sleeping outdoors as tremors continued.
Collapse of Santa Barbara Hotel Described in Earthquake
W R Scott of Los Angeles witnessed the Santa Barbara earthquake aftermath from the California hotel where the building collapsed. He described walls swaying and a lobby rescue as debris trapped a child and man. Guests fled to a vacant lot as the structure turned to a ruin while Scott escaped in pajamas and fled toward Hollywood.
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Diesel’s
San Marcos
Arlington Hotel
State Street
Rand New California
Carrillo
Temblor
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
W. R. Scott
California Hotel
Scott
Hollywood
Funeral for Mrs Martha Posey Held at Local Chapel
The funeral of Mrs Martha M Posey who died at 807 North Fillmore Street at 2 30 yesterday was held at 11 this morning in Griggs Undertaking chapel. Rev F D Pearson and Rev G H Bryant officiated. Mrs Posey was a Baptist. The body was shipped at 125 to Birmingham Alabama, her former home, where the family moved from last year.
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Martha M Posey
North Fillmore Street
Griggs Undertaking Company
F.D. Pearson
Second Baptist Church
G. H. Bryant
Buchanan Street Methodist Church
Posey
Rock Island
Birmingham
Ala
Body of Mrs Farley to Arrive in City Tonight
The body of Minnie Farley 54 wife of J W Farley who died in Mineral Wells at 130 PM Monday will arrive in Amarillo over the Denver at 9 tonight The funeral will be held Thursday hour and place to be announced later Mrs Farley survived by husband three sons and three daughters and several relatives in Amarillo Lubbock and elsewhere
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Mrs. Farley
City
Minnie Farley
J. W. Farley
Mineral Wells
Amarillo
Denver
Griggs Undertaking Company
College class inspects Western Packing Plant
A group of about twenty students from West Texas State Teachers College, led by agriculture director Frank R. Phipps, toured the Western Packing plant yesterday afternoon and then visited Mistletoe Creamery to receive frozen icicles. Miss Hazel Wilson at the post office stamp window was absent due to illness.
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West Texas State
Teachers College
Frank R. Phipps
Western Packing
Hazel Wilson
Santa Barbara bankers plot quake recovery plan
Early today leading bankers and businessmen meet to outline reconstruction for Santa Barbara after the disaster. Last night they began the effort by raising $10,500 in ten minutes at a hurried assembly to finance cleanup of debris.
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Santa Barbara
Castle Rock Landmark at Santa Barbara Gone
Castle Rock, a Santa Barbara Beach sentinel, was swept from the shoreline to the ocean floor by yesterday's earthquake. A landslide after the first temblor toppled the rocky pinnacle, carrying it away beneath the waves.
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Mission of
Santa Barbara
New World
Arlington Hotel
Castle Rock
Associated Press
Calif
Santa Barbara Beach
Mission
Veterday
People ask for harsher laws amid fear and decay
The column argues fear of crime among families, advocates life sentences for robbers, and jokes that laws only work if people support them. It notes New York trade board support for life convict labor in harsh tasks, cites historic punishments for horse theft and silk trade protection, and ends with a cautioned view on law effectiveness dependent on public will.
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New York
Board of Trade and Transportation
Japan
City to Open Bids on $100,000 Warranty Fund Bonds Tonight
The city commission will open bids on the $100 000 warranty fund bonds during its regular session tonight. Bids were previously considered a week ago but postponed to tonight. City manager Jeff D Bartlett says nothing else of importance is scheduled.
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City Commission
Jeff D. Bartlett
Connecticut Governor Rol lin S Woodruff Dies
New Haven reports the sudden death of Rol lin S. Woodruff former governor of Connecticut from 1907 to 1909. He passed away in New Haven on June 30.
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Associated Press
New Haven
Conn
Rollin S. Woodruff
Connecticut
Twin Six No. 2 well work awarded to Wichita Falls firm
The derrick on Twin Six Oi company No. 2 in Block 6 Kingsland ranch Hutchinson county will start tomorrow by Willis Trigg and Lewis of Wichita Falls under contract. A rotary drill will be used and a good No. 2 well could match the 2000 barrel No. 1. The Miami Chamber cites need for farm hands in the area. Mrs Minnie Carter seeks a 3900 dollar dwelling permit at 401 Louisiana. Mrs Carrie Jones visits Wichita to meet daughter Mrs T H Loader of Honolulu, Hawaii.
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Twin Six Oi! Company
Kingsland Ranch
Hutchinson County
Willis, Trigg & Lewis
Wichita Falls
Twin Six
Board of City Development
Miami Chamber of Commerce
Minnie Carter
Louisiana Avenue
Carrie Jones
Lincoln Street
Wichita
Kans
T. H. Loader
Honolulu
Hawaii
Loader
Lara Jones
Amarillo High School
H. R. Vernon
C. V Vernon
Gladys Vernon
Itasca
Colorado
Panhandle Cattlemen Win 1918 Losses Federal Award
Panhandle cattlemen receive federal court awards in Kansas City for 1918 fever tick losses. Largest claims by Tred Nation and Carl Nation of Chase County totaling $66,489.31, with multiple other awards to Oklahoma Panhandle residents. Cattle infested after exposure in Texas and dipped at Fort Worth. plaintiffs faulted government handling.
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Panhandle
Kansas City
Texas
Tred
Carl Nation
Chase County
W. FE. Huntsinger
Stratford
Arthur Letts
Clarendon
James Dobbs
Amarillo
McCready
Shroyer
Gafford
Miltonvale
Kan
Donaldson
Barker
Greensburg
Burns
F. L. Giddings
Whittington and
Sweeney
Huderson
Whittington and Crocker Brothers
Flint Hills
Kansas
Fort Worth
Residents and officials visit Amarillo on various errands
J. W Simmons of Canyon and Sen J W Reid with Mayor C W Harrison of Canyon were in Amarillo yesterday on business. Dr W Hawkins of Hereford also attended to matters, while Miss Victoria Warner of Claude plans a summer in Amarillo.
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J. W Simmons
Canyon
Amarillo
Japan
South Sea Islands
Nippon
W. Hawkins
Hereford
Victoria Warner
Claude
C. W. Harrison
Babby Joyce Fyfe
T. R. Fyfe
Queen's Doll House
London
Lincoln Street
W. S. Land
Taylor Street
Northwest Texas Hospital
Margaret Mobley Morrow
Geneva Joyce
Elton Shea
J. J. Shea
Alberta
Canada
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