Fort Worth Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Fort Worth cattle receipts total 1000 with steer prices from 3.50 to 7.75 and stockers 3.25 to 7.50. cows and bulls listed with varied ranges. Hog receipts 1000 show best medium 12.25 to 12.50, packing sows 10 to 11. sheep and lambs receipts 200 with spring lambs 13.50 to 16.50 and ewes 5.50 to 9.50.
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Fort ‘Worth
Kansas City
New Orleans
Ted Weeeeee
Red Weessewe
Waco
Dallas
Newman
New York
Galveston
Fort Worth
American Smelter
Atchison
Baldwin Locomotive
Chalmers
Kafir
General Motors
Kennicott
Chicago Wheat Market and Amarillo Grain Exchange Report
Grain market brief noting Chicago wheat prices and Amarillo grain exchanges. Mentions FP Higgins manager and Alex Hyman & Co of New Orleans with contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Grain Market
Amarillo
Texas
C. Higgins
Mgr
Alex Hyman & Co
New Orleans
Amarillo Produce Price List Summary
Price list for live poultry and eggs with weights and prices. Leghorn hens 19¢ per pound below 4 pounds. hens 4 pounds and up 19¢. roosters 12¢. geese unspecified. capons 7 pounds and up 25¢. capons 5 to 7 pounds 20¢. capon slips 5 pounds and up 17¢. hen turkeys 8 pounds and over 25¢. young toms 12 pounds BG 25¢. old toms not listed. eggs and butter priced per standards. cases and fillers listed for market delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saree
Renee Cees
K. D
Amarillo
Half Minute Interviews and Oil Talk Prompt Local Banter
The piece surveys a mix of opinions including Harry Schwartz praising his own dog’s intelligence, an oilman noting a well from American Refining flowing over 509 barrels daily since February 1 totaling above 21 000 barrels, and another oilman opposing local carbon black plant manufacture citing market glut and poor profit. General repairs noted at 113 W 7th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Refining Company
New Marmola Tablets Promise Easy Fat Reduction
Joyous news for those seeking weight loss via Marmola Prescription Tablets sold for one dollar per box. Take after meals and at night to reduce weight without exercise or starvation, with no special rules, until reaching desired size. Available at druggists or direct from Marmola Company Detroit Michigan for one dollar.
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Dse
Marmola Company
General Motors
Detroit
Mich
Gollar
Flashes of the Great White Way draws Amarillo crowd
The Vernon road show "Flashes of the Great White Way" attracted a large Amarillo audience amid protests over its permits and a $5,000 bond demand. Promoter claims future engagements in Plainview, Lubbock and other Texas cities. Ross Rogers praises the crowd and hints at bringing more big productions next season.
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Amarillo
Pete Ddo Neers
Vernon
Plainview
Lubbock
Floydada
Childress
North Texas
Carl Sullivan
Shriners
Ross Rogers
Mr. Rogers
United States
Texas
Minute Interviews Reflect Optimism and Growth in San Jacinto
Jeff Cunningham argues there is not much wickedness among millions, noting thousands are good and mistakes are punishable. Ella Thurman warns San Jacinto neighborhoods see new houses and growth, hoping the city doubles in size. Fay Cazzell reports fond homecoming after hospital stay as Bill Jameson jokes about health and seasonal dirt removal risks.
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Jeff Cunningham
Ella Thurman
San Jacinto
There Here and Everywhere and Local Developments
A mix of regional notes reports on royalties for a man’s soft collar invention and plans for electric light in Kirkland. A new post office building in Childress and a 75 plus subscriber gain for Lubbock telephone service are noted along with a 35th anniversary for Panhandle Herald.
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Panhandle Herald
Guymon
Okla
Cathart
Hare
Paul
Guy Waggoner
Vernon
Childress
Lions Club of
Dalhart
Lubbock
Electricity as Texas Modern Burden and Community Duty
A Texas state article extols the electric industry as essential to cities and progress. It credits science, vision, and investment for reliable service and calls for community cooperation to maintain growth and good service. It ends with a note on pride of workmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal
Texas
Poultry Wanted Ad Appears with Low Prices
Classified notice seeks poultry buyers at listed prices 19 cents per pound and other rates. Fragments show small amounts and unit pricing. Prospective sellers urged to contact seller for details.
Two Hundred Fifty Range Bulls Slated for Western Sale
Two hundred fifty range bulls to be sold at the Western stockyards this week through the Panhandle Hereford feeders association. A large number have arrived and visitors are expected. Notables arriving include W. B. Bennett E. E. Adams William Gouldy Amarillo Black and Sanders Hereford G C Hutchinson C C Poff Tulsa and J P Osborne Miami. Bulls are registered and age from one to three years.
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Merbers
Panhandle
W. BE. Bennett
E. E. Adams
William Gouldy
Amarillo
Black and Sanders
Hereford
G. C. Hutcinson
C. C. Poff
Tulsa
J P. Osborne
Miami
Dress Rehearsal for Scandals Hits Amarillo Night
A dress rehearsal for a controversial show titled Doughboy Sandals will be staged for Amarillo and the Panhandle audience. Officials from Hans Post and the American Legion say the event aims to entertain locals with songs and pokes at public figures. Over sixty people have prepared for the night, with tickets available at PQ drug store.
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Manny
Amarillo
Panhandle
Hans Post
American Legion
Farm power study for Texan farms under Prof Scoates
Preliminary studies of the farm situation in Texas aim to find practicable methods to generate electric power for farm operations. Prof D Scoates of the school of agriculture leads the effort, aided by George W Fry of West Texas Utilities and Light company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Tex- PU
JO Samos
D. Scoates
School of Agriculture
George W. Fry
West Texas Utilities Company and Light Company
Chamber of Commerce Holds Annual Banquet in Happy
The Happy Chamber of Commerce banquet drew a large crowd at Miller cafe with Judge I R Kelso of Texas Utilities as main speaker. He outlined Panhandle development and a plan to build a power line to Happy, enabling comprehensive electricity. Other speakers included C W Harrison, C W Warwick, T C Thompson, S J Cole, Charles Hall, J Hatton McCree, O R Bridges, and Joe Scott as the group outlined a bold yearlong program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy
Chamber of Commerce
Miller Cafe
I. R. Kelso
Texas Utilities Company
Panhandle
C. W. Harrison
C. W. Warwick
T. C. Thompson
Canyon
S. J. Cole
Charles Hall
Amarillo
J. Hatton McCree
O. R Bridges
Joe Scott
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Alex Hyman
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Amarillo Cotton & Grain Exchange
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Hamon - Whittington Mortgage Co
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Harry Schwartz
Tack
Maa
L. F. Baker
Austin
Toney Chisum
Texas Automobile Dealers Association
Amarillo Junk Co
Polk
Fay Cazzell
Bill Jameson
Kirkland
Endee
Glenrie
N. M
Electri
City Light & Water
Seufert Produce
N. Buchanan
Nonn Bldg
Palmer Kindergarten
Taylor Street
Toxjorrow
Blue Stem
Kansas
Ryan Robinson Com
Livestock Exchange
Kansas City, Mc
W. D. Howren
R. J. Moore
Osteopathic
Ford
AS Happy
Amarillo Motorcycle CO
East 4Th St
H. V. Robertson & _ Accountants
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Amarilio
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Tolzien
Mujica
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Polk Street
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Quégah
Malone
Kampa
Guaranty State Bank
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