Fort Worth and Kansas City Livestock Prices Report
Fort Worth stockyards show cattle receipts 2 200 and hogs 2 000 with steady market. Be se es r 3 5 0 to 8 stockers 3 to 6 cows 3 to 550 heifers 3 50 to 7 59 bulls 2 50 to 4 25 calves 2 to 38 canners 1 75 to 2 25 yearlings 3 50 to 9 Hog prices 7 24 to 7 50 per cwt pigs 3 50 to 5 50. Sheep lambs 13 to 15 yearlings 9 to 12 ewes 7 to 9. Kansas City cattle receipts 5 000 calves 1 009. beef steers steady to weak, weighty steers and yearlings 14 or better, stock and butcher heifers steady to strong, cows dull, canners steady, calves slow. Hog receipts 1 900. few 19 0 to 20 0 lb shippers 7 80 to 8 20, packers 7 20, sows 6 25 to 6 50.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Kansas City
Kansas Ciy
York
New Orleans
Arera
Waco
Dallas
Capes
Espe & Fees Og
New York
Fr. Worth
Memphis
Galveston
Houston
Kafir
Atchison
Baldwin
Wigale
Chalmers
Cosden
General Motors
Buslip
Kennicott
Western Union Westinghouse
Cotton and Grain Exchange Notice Amarillo Texas
Amarillo Texas hosts the Cotton and Grain Exchange with Alex Hyman and Co of New Orleans and J W Parkins as manager. Phone 3004 lists contact for trading and market details.
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Alex Hyman & Co
Polk St
Amarillo
Texas
New Orleans
J. W. Parkins
Mgr
Cattlemen Urge Organization and Fair Freight Rates
Judge Cowan of Fort Worth urged cattlemen to unite and back Capper’s bill repealing 5 percent return rule under Esch Cummins. Col. C. T. Herring called for cooperation to solve livestock market woes as Amarillo hosts the Panhandle convention. Resolutions backed fair livestock rates and opposition to Packers and Stockyards Act amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Capper
Kansas
Southwest
Coli. C. T. Herring
Amarillo
Sitter Fight Expected in Ford Shoals Offer
Washington March 6 foes of Henry Ford in the house plan to defeat his Muscle Shoals proposal with amendments. Debate on the McKenzie bill ending today sets the stage for the real fight over amendments including shortening the lease and federal jurisdiction while Ford would be obliged to supply fertilizer. Friends say large power companies oppose Ford claiming lower power costs.
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Washington
Henry Ford
Muscle Shoals
McKenzie
Ford
Muscle Sho
Federal Power Commission
Friends of
United States
Legion Members Back Adjusted WW II Bonus Plan
Hanson Post No. 54 of the American Legion, in a regular meeting at the Legion home auditorium, unanimously favored an adjusted compensation plan for World War veterans. They will notify Congressman Marvin Jones of the stand and discuss city decorations for events like the Cattlemen's convention to avoid a moley city appearance. The post thanked The Amarillo Daily Globe for a cartoon opposing the bonus in Tuesday’s paper.
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Hanson
American Legion
Legion
J.C. Sebastian
Congress
Marvin Jones
Post
Amarillo
Wheeler County Cotton Crop Hits Twenty Thousand Bales
E. T. Nicholson, Shamrock banker attending the Cattlemen's convention, reports Wheeler County produced 20 000 bales of cotton last season. He notes many bank customers paid for farms from cotton proceeds, recalls flooded stalks and water lasting six weeks, yet the cotton graded strictly middling.
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E. T. Nicholson
Shamrock
Cattlemen’s
Wheeler County
Mr. Nicholson
Random Slogans and Quotes From a Busy Page
A collage of lines mentioning polite costs and sanitary service at Olympic Barber Shop. References to Duke's Drug Store at 7th and Polk, a Harvey House waitress quip, Cal Farley sarcasm on life insurance, and editor war records with a note on freezing cold water.
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Olympic
Duke’s Drug Store
Nyal Store
7Th
Polk Streets
Phono Ugh
Harvey House
Cal Farley
The
Globe
Home Improvements at Gion Residence and Armory Projects
Two projects are underway including work at the Gion home and another initiative in the National Guard armory. Details on scope and timeline remain limited in the available text.
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Gion
National Guard Armory
Cowmen Urged to Present Rail Fare Certificates
The cowmen's convention in Amarillo draws over a thousand attendees with more than 700 registered. O V Vernon, secretary of the Board of City Development, urges cowmen to submit railroad fare certificates to the bureau of information at the Amarillo hotel for validation to retain special railroad rates. The event stands as the Panhandle’s largest cattlemen gathering.
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O. V. Vernon
Board of City Development
Bureau of Information
Amarillo
Panhandie
Amarillo Oil Field Emerges As Major Producer
Amarillo reports an oil field now producing with Texas No 1 expected to yield 1009 to 3000 barrels daily. Other wells show varied outputs including Gulf dial No 1 100 barrels and Texas No 2 500 to 1000 barrels, with Silk No 1 260 and Whittington about 500.
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Amarillo
Texas No. 1
Gulf Dial
McGee
Texas No. 2
Gulf No
Gulf No. 3
Plains
Whittington
Former Amarillo Artist Featured in New York
Miss Georgia O Keeffe a former Amarillo high school teacher and Canyon college art head is highlighted in New York by Alfred Stieglitz a leading American critic. He curates at the Anderson Galleries presenting 51 of her recent paintings. Leah Harris of Amarillo relayed word of the praise.
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Georgia O'Keeffe
Amarillo High School
Canyon College
New York
Alfred Stieglitz
America
Stieglitz
Anderson Galleries
Miss O'Keeffe
Leah Harris
Amarillo
Family quarrel ends with gunplay and fines
Bob Davis and Lizzie Davis clashed at 802 Van Buren and 1620 Jackson streets. Lizzie fired twice at Bob but missed. Bob was arrested and fined $10 in police court this morning.
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Bob Davis
Lizie
Bob
Lizzie
van Buren Street
Jackson Street
Crowds flock to Amarrillo for cowmen’s convention and Chrysler car
Two large gatherings in Amarrillo draw crowds today. One crowd attends the cowmen's convention while another admires the new Chrysler at Panhandle Motor Co. sales rooms.
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Amarillo
Chrysler
Panhandle Motor Co
Mrs Sarah G Hulet Dies at Sister's Home at 80
Mrs. Sarah G. Hulet aged 80 died last night in the home of her sister Mrs J J Richards at 1610 Washington street. She is survived by another sister Mrs D J Wagner of Fayetteville Tenn and a brother L P Bates of Alvord Texas. Funeral services were held today at 4 p m in Griggs undertaking chapel conducted by Rev R Thomson. The body will be sent to Decatur Texas for burial.
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Sarah G. Hulet
J. J. Richards
Washington Street
Amarillo Dental Society Meets After Dinner at Harvey House
The Amarillo Dental Society held its regular monthly meeting after a dinner at Harvey House. Attendees included Doctors E. H. Reeder R. Briscoe W. S. Dodson J. B. Landers W. S. Downing R. P. Parcells W. P. Stevenson R. L. Rogers and B. Younger.
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Dental Society
Amarillo Dental Society
Harvey House
Dr. Dodson
E. H. Reeder
R. Briscoe
W. Dodson
J. B. Landers
W. S. Downing
R. P. Parcells
W. P. Stevenson
R. L. Rogers
B. Younger
Rogers Tolzien Orchestra Concert At Amarillo Hotel
The Rogers Tolzien orchestra performs in the Amarillo hotel lobby this afternoon from 3 to 5 o'clock as a complimentary event for the cowmen attending the convention.
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Rogers-Tolzien
Amarillo Hotel
Tri-State Fair Bonds Rally Amid Local Vibe
The text notes the Tri-State Fair affiliation and bond sales led by G. C. Odom in the Ray Bynum building, with community touches from Duke's Drug Store in Amarillo. It quotes a cowman criticizing lodge discipline and passwords.
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Duke’s
Ray Bynum
G. C. Odom
Amarillo
Cowman
Paving Protests Planned Ahead of City Votes
City commissioners will hear protests next Tuesday on paving Arthur and Locust streets as part of a larger plan to connect to the Potter County cemetery. Ernest Dewey argues Polk Street also serves a public need, while Glenwood residents vow to resist broad public funding.
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Arthur Street
Locust Street
James Wrather
Garfield Street
Arthur
Locust
Potter County
Glenwood
Ernest Dewey
City Commission
Polk Street
Denney
Large class initiated by DeMolay Lodge here
The Amarillo Chapter of DeMolays initiated a class of twenty eight candidates last night at Masonic Temple. Following the initiation, members attended a program dance at Haley Country club with the Tosien Farwell orchestra. The hall was decorated in lodge colors and punch was served. Dance committee members were Frank Spaun Erwin Slay and Charles Davis. Elective officers are Erwin Slay master counsellor Robert Kesterson senior counsellor and T B Kennedy junior counsellor.
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Amarillo
DeMolays
Masonic Temple
Haley Country Club
Toizien Farwell
Punch
Frank Spaun
Erwin Slay
Charles Davis
Lodge
Robert Kesterson
T. B. Kennedy
West Texas Chamber Adds Friona Bovina Canyon Members
S. J. Cole district manager for the West Texas Chamber of Commerce reports Friona joined the chamber after visits to Bovina and Canyon. He notes Friona plans to plant 6 000 acres to cotton and aims to establish a cotton gin. Cole will attend a freight rate meeting in Galveston with Amarillo involved in seven rate cases.
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S. J. Cole
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Bovina
Friona
Canyon
West Texas Chamber
Priona
Mr. Cole
Chamber of Commerce
Cole
Galveston
Amarillo
Treasury outlines tax refunds and net gains in 1923
Washington reports Treasury officials prepare figures to answer congressional criticisms over a 226 million refund total since 1917. The bureau notes over 1 billion in added taxes to returns, with 128 million refunded in 1923 and 699 million added to tax rolls that year. Despite large refunds, most increases were collected, yielding a substantial net gain for the treasury amid an inquiry into a 2105 million deficit.
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Washington
Treasury
Congress
Treasury Department
Internal Revenue Bureau
Bureau
Presbyterian Church Meeting Tonight
Church night gathering at 7:30 with Dr. R Thomson speaking and Genesis study slated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
The
R. Thomson
Farm Sales Day and Cotton Campaign in Amarillo
The Rock Island Railroad hosts a Farm Sales Day in Amarillo to promote a cotton educational campaign. O B Burnett of Dumas will speak as the Panhandle cotton pioneer. Campaign stops span Romero March 6 to McLean March 15 with several Texas towns listed.
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Anarillo
Rock Island Railroad
Amarillo Auditorium
O. B. Burnett
Dumas
Burnett
Panhandle
Rock Island
Romero
Glen Rio
Adrian
Vega
Amarillo
Groom
Jericho
Alanreed
McLean
Benton Announces Candidacy for Potter County Tax Assessor
Will M. Bill Benton announced his candidacy for Potter county tax assessor subject to the July Democratic primaries. He said he will run on his post record.
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Will M
Bill) Benton
Potter County
Benton
Four Men Forfeit Bonds on Gambling Charges
Four men failed to appear for trial after being charged with gambling and forfeited bond. Names listed are John Foster, O. G. H. Sloan, R. A. Tipton and J. H. Hale. Each man forfeited $15 bond.
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John Foster
OG. H. Sloan
R. A. Tipton
J. H. Hale
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Port Worth Livestock
Chicago Grain Futures
Cotton & Grain
Amahilia
Cotton & Grain Exchange
Arthur Capper
Capper
Col. Goodnight
North Polk Street
Federated Women's
Association
Robbie Rogers
Horace E. Ensign
B. C. Biggerstaff
Wichita
Grover C. Hill
Hill
R. E. Underwood
J.C. Swift
C. W. Whittington
J. D. Hamlin
Hereford
Judge Hamlin
WH. Fuqua
M. Peston
L. M.pexton
Wanger Union Stock Yard Company
Foxton
Ford Shoals
Fletcher Lefforge
7Th and
Olympic Barber Shop
Tenth Street
Gole
West Texas
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