Kiwanis Club Fosters Boys Work With Pigs
The Kiwanis club adopted an extension club pig project on recommendation of its Agricultural committee led by P. C. Bennett. Six members will back local boys who will receive bred gifts and guidance through six months, with insurance underwritten, records kept, and later rebred for a fall farrow. The effort aims to build a herd of registered hogs and provide participation in state and national pig contests.
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Kiwanis Club
P. C. Bennett
Mr. Bennett
Sam Archer
Homer Wilkinson
E. F. Lanham
Pig Club
Extension Club
Bennett
Dallas
Everett Cook
Bushland
Howar Williams
Woodrow Mobley
Rivroad
John B. Gilvin
Wilmer Weaterly
J. E
Deception, Deportation Debate Over Canadian Born Baby
A domestic dispute ends with the mother claiming happiness from the baby despite financial strains. The child, born in Canada, faces possible deportation after a special inquiry. Separately, Russia marks ten years of the Red Army with disciplined troops amid severe cold.
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Canada
Sam
Corrected charges against two Layley suspects
Nicholas Troetter and Ellery Roberts, extradited from Leavenworth Kansas, face murder indictments for the Sept 10 fatal shooting of Leo J. Laley. Trial set for March 12 with Cleo Clayton as counsel. state indictments total five including Jack Davis Clayton Tontz Earl McGrew.
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Mr. Laley
Nicholas Troetter
Ellery Roberts
Federal
Leavenworth
Kans
Leo. J. Laley
Tontz
Cleo Clayton
Will
Roberts and
Troetter
Tactless Texan Riffs On Life In Amarillo Raconteur
The writer recalls a Sunday horseback ride at Harding's ranch with a fall from a limb. He dreams of a city forester and flood control director as Amarillo expands storm sewers and considers underground freight lines. He notes Gene Tunney’s reluctance to fight publicly, a flirtation with autobiography, a grocery-store encounter, and a radio program plan before signing off.
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Harding
Prince of Wales
Mr. Harding
Santa Fe
City Commission
Dear Tack Letter on Pedestrian Safety Curbs
A reader criticizes city traffic practice requiring pedestrians to stand on the curb even when no vehicles are near. The letter asks Tack for opinions on modifying this curb rules.
Rabbit Drive Encourages Texline Residents to Attend
Texline residents are urged to join a planned rabbit drive next Wednesday with transport from Texline. Bring a good gun and ammunition. meals provided by the chamber of commerce on site. No license required. For details call 2-1320.
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Texline
Chamber of Commerce
L. Peake
Missed Them Texans In Thanksgiving Cake Contest
Col Tack Amarillo Texas Dear Tack readers miss a promised copy of Them Texans from the Thanksgiving Cake Baking contest. Mrs C R Bentley Roberts Place requests a replacement after fearing loss or misdelivery and confirms she will send payment.
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Col. Tack
Amarillo, Texas
Jimmie Caldwell
Globe
Welfare Body Cares For 23 Families Here
A February report from Mrs. Martha Nelson shows 203 families under welfare care with a sharp rise in food and groceries dispensed. The summary lists open family cases, aid to transient and desertion cases, meals furnished, rent and gas bills paid, clothing donations, and other assistance totaling $906.49 spent with $89.61 refunded. The note ends with a public letter from E R Tack and a dog tribute by Senator Graham Vest.
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Welfare Society
Martha Nelson
Deseriidts
Escewses Cheuns
E. R. Tack
Globe-News
City
Hickman
St. Louis
Graham Vest
Missouri
Senator Vest
Sen
Francis Cockrell
Young West
Kiwanis speakers push for Amarillo municipal airport
Bruce Mutrey of Russell and Cockrell urged Amarillo’s need for a municipal airport at a Kiwanis meeting. He offered to provide windshield stickers stating A Municipal Airport Por Amarillo in red white and blue. Stickers to be distributed at The Globe office Wednesday morning to boosters who want one.
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Amarillo
Bruce ,Mutrey
Russell and Cockrell
Kiwanis Club
Globe Office
Jewish queen who saved her people from Haman
Puzzle style text asks for the name of Esther from the Bible and lists many clues across horizontal and vertical entries. It references regions, verbs, figures, and items like rivers, cities, and professions, forming a crossword style prompt. Esther is the Jewish queen who saved her people.
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Haman
Louisiana Purchase
Egypt
Europe
India
Sanity Record Of Hickman Now On File
The Associated Press reports in Los Angeles that a majority of testimony supports William Edward Hickman's sanity in his joint trial with Welby Hunt for the murder of C Ivy Thoms. Evidence included experts and lay witnesses from doctors to jailers. A jailer testified Hickman cried after being slapped by condemned prisoner John Malone who said he faced hanging for killing his wife.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Calif
William Edward Hickman
Welby Hunt
C. Ivy Thoms
Thoms
Frank Dewar
John J. Malone
Quentin
Hickman
Dewar
Malone
Billy House Returns to Amarillo in Resolutions Comedy
Jolly comedian Billy House, headlining the Interstate bill at the Fair, has past ties to Amarillo including 1915 opary shows under Dave Dearden. He is remembered as a fine actor and popular guest who made many friends in 1912 and now headlines the New Year’s comedy sketch.
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Billy House
Amarillo
Opry
Blackburn
Dave Dearden
Billy
House
Osteopaths in City Hear Talk on Children
Dr. R J Jones told a Potter County Osteopathic association meeting last night that many parental carrying methods harm a child’s spine. He urged normal spine care as Amarillo physicians plan Normal Spine Week from March 15 to 24 with exams for all children.
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R. J. Jones
Potter County Osteopathic Association
Osteopathic Physicians of
Amarillo
Osteopathic Physicians
Rogers Receives Three-Year Term For Illegal Liquor Sale
A District Criminal Court jury convicts E D Rogers of illegal sale of intoxicating liquor and sentences him to three years in the state penitentiary. The case drew interest due to alleged sales to fourteen and fifteen year old boys and girls. Daniel McGrath, assistant district attorney, vowed to set an example against selling whisky to youths. Am
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District Criminal Court
E. D. Rogers
Rogers
Daniel McGrath
Detective Returns From Far Reaching Oklahoma manhunt
N. J. Mitchell, Cordell police detective, returns after a cross state manhunt across Oklahoma Texas New Mexico into Arizona seeking a prom inent Cordell man who allegedly aided in hiding his 20 year old daughter a schoolteacher. Mitchell delivered the teacher to Cordell parents and arrested Bill Price in Yuma on Mann Act charges. Price said to be father of eight and a school board member who employed the teacher.
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N. J
Mitchell
Police Department
Oklahoma
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Cordell
Bill Price
Yuma
Price S
Negro Woman Freed of Theft Charge
Mattie Watson, a Black woman, was found not guilty by a county court jury this morning on a charge of stealing a watch. She testified she was employed as a servant and had a right to be in the rooms while performing her duties, and the defense challenged the evidence as improperly obtained.
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Mattie Watson
Sam B. Motilow
Hill Returns From Swisher Road Meet
W. G. Hill secretary of the Panhandle Auto Club returns from Swisher county where he met highway commission members and arranged federal highway marking. A meeting on federal markers for Swisher Deaf Smith Palmer Potter Dallam and Sherman counties will be held in Tulsa on March. W. A. French district engineer has crews placing safety signs at curves and bridges, advancing the work in this area.
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W. G. Hill
The
Panhandle Auto Club
Swisher County
Highway Commission
Swisher
Deaf
Smith
Palmer
Potter
Dallam
Sherman
Tulsa
W. A. French
Mr. French
New Trash Box Placed At Post Office In Amarillo
A new trash receptacle with automatic doors and removable panels was installed in front of the post office as the first of Eye-Line Ads boxes on Amarillo streets. Burlap sacks inside collect waste and the unit is anchored to the sidewalk to prevent movement. District manager FE G Martin of Acme Brick, Wichita Falls, and Floyd Studer of American Central Life, are in the city on business.
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Amarillo
Eye-Line Ads Company
FE. G. Martin
Wichita Falls
Acme Brick Company
Floyd Studer
American Central Life Insurance Company
Channing
Trust Folk by Edgar A Guest from 1926
A poem about a robin perched on a holly tree that seems to recognize a Michigan narrator. The bird eyes the speaker, who exchanges imagined news about Janet Buddy and a grooved elm, then departs with a hopeful return to Michigan in May.
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Michigan
Edgar A. Guest
Col Jimmy Vacation Ends Bank Closes Under Shortage
Sullivan Indiana reports Col Jimmy, a 72 year old banker nicknamed, is on vacation and the Citizens Trust Co bank is closed by state examiners amid a shortage estimated at 250000 with indications he misappropriated about 73000. Police in Chicago are asked to locate a white haired man about five foot five carrying a weathered bag.
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Associated Press
Sullivan
Ind
Maren G
Jimmy
Chicago
New York
Citizens’ Trust Company
Richard I. Bailey
Market Report Hogs and Cattle Prices Advance Slightly
Markets from Kansas City show hog receipts near 8,000 with top at 8.15 and stock pigs quoted around 6.50 to 7. Also cattle receipts around 6,000 with feeders steady and vealers up. Medium weight steers near 18.00 and heftier weights 14.00 to 15.00, best vealers 12.40 to 13.00. Lambs top at 15.50 and lambs and wethers steady to higher.
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Bry
Associated Press
Kansas City
Sheen
Top Lambs
Chicago cattle and hog market report is mixed
Chicago on March 6 shows cattle receipts around 8,000 with steady trade and high bids for best fed steers near 16 to 22 dollars. hogs active with top around 8.45 and packing sows to 7.25. sheep receipts about 8,000 with woolled lambs quoted 15.50 to 15.75 and fat clipped ewes at 7.50.
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Tiy
Ageou
Imressg
Chicago
Hull
East St Louis Hog and Cattle Market Receipts Report
Hogs receipts 16 000, top 8.65, packing sows 7.00 7.15. Cattle receipts 3 200, calves 1 000, steers strong, dealers 25 cents higher at 15.50, best yearlings 12.50, cows 7.00 8.75. Sheep receipts 800, fat lambs 15.75 16.00, fat ewes 8.50 9.50.
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ST. Louis
Oklahoma City cattle market notes and prices
Cattle receipts around 600 with calves 200 and a steady tone. Fed steers quoted near 11.00 to 11.75 cents per pound, good beef cows about 8.50 to 9.50, heifers around 11.00. Feed receipts about 2,000 with higher movement. bulk prices 7.40 to 8.05.
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Oklahoma City
Fort Worth Live Stock Prices Hit Mixed Day
Fort Worth ranch market reports March 6 with hogs at 8.15 top and 5.50 to 6.25 for pigs. Cattle and calves receipts 2,800 steady with slaughter steers 9.00 to 11.00 and fat cows 8.00. Sheep receipts 2,200 steady with fat wooled lambs 14.50 and shorn fat lambs 13.00 to 14.50.
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Fort Worth
Hy Tre Associated Press
New Orleans Cotton Market Stages Erratic Session
New Orleans March 6 The cotton market opened lower on Liverpool influenced losses but rebounded as shorts covered and bullish consumption fears appeared, then eased on Lancashire labor conference doubts. May to July futures fell early but rose toward noon with steadying rains and bullish textile data expectations keeping prices tied to the prior close amid a fairly bullish undertone.
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New Orleans
Associated Press
Liverpool
Lancashire
New York Cotton Opens Steady Then Falls On Liquidation
The market opened steady ahead of Liverpool cues, then eased as liquidation and local selling pushed May to 18.47 and October to 17.99. About 30 March notices circulated prompting near month liquidations, but offerings remained light and the market steadied with later deliveries 2 to 4 points higher at midday. March was quiet and eased before a small rally of 2 to 3 points from the low.
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New York
Liverpool
Cotton Prices Steady in Liverpool Market March 6
Liverpool reports spot cotton steady with American grades showing strict middling at 10.55 and middling 10.45, good ordinary 9.75, sales at 8,000 with 5,500 American. Receipts 8,000. American receipts 6,700. Futures closed quiet, March 1929 at 9.42.
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Liverpool
Grain table from Chicago market report
Furnished by James E Bennett and Co the wheat listing shows prices and bids with figures for March 1pm transfers. The table includes values around 1.37 to 1.88 and notes low at 1pm with fluctuating quotes for wheat in the Chicago grain market.
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Chicago
James E. Bennett and Co
Owen Hieh
Fragmentary 19th century commodity quotes excerpt
Distorted OCR shows scattered figures for corn oats and other grains with percentages and percentages or prices. The text lacks coherent context or complete dates and names. Only isolated numerical data remains without a clear event or entities to identify.
Butter and eggs market brief rises in Chicago trading
Butter prices gain across creamery extras and firsts while standards and seconds move higher. Creamery extras reach 49 and 48. Firsts trade around 47 to 48, with ordinary and other grades showing modest gains as markets respond to demand.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Poultry Prices Rise Across Varieties in Chicago Markets
Chicago March 6 Poultry markets show firmer tones with several varieties advancing. Prices listed include fowls 23 74 to 25 75, springs 22 to 28, turkeys 25 to 42, roosters 20, ducks 28 to 28, geese 18, reflecting steady demand and seasonal shifts.
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Associated Presa
Chicago
Potatoes Prices Reported in Chicago Market
Chicago market notes list steady potato quotes with Wisconsin sacked round whites at 2.00 to 2.36 per unit, Idaho Russet Burbanks at 2.40 to 2.60, Florida Bliss crates at 3.00 to 3.15, and Florida barrel grades Spalding Rose No 1 3? No 2 11.00 No 3 9.00.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Wisconsin
Idaho
Florida Bliss
Florida
New York Stocks Report From James E Bennett Co
Trading data shows varied results for major equities led by Allied Chemical and Dye and American Smelting and Refining with mixed to modest changes across industries. Notable names include General Electric General Motors Westinghouse and Sears Roebuck with several oil and steel firms moving on gains or losses.
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New York
James E. Bennett & Co
P. Mn
Allin Chalmers
Allied Chem
Amer
Csces
Steel & Fury
Tel. & Telx
Associated Dry Goods
Atch
Topeka & S. F
Baldwin Loco
Baltimore & Ohio
Barnsdall Corp
Bethlehem Steel
Calif. Petroleum
Cerre de Pasco Copper
Chicago & Alton
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
Mil. & St. BP
Chile
Chrysler
Chek Lee Kicke Aponnen
Colo
Fuel & Tron
Colo. & Southern
Consolidated Cigars
Crucible Steel
Dodie Motors
Sevepereener
Eastman Kodak
Fisk Rubber
Cccccvesess Fleischmann Yeast
Escoves
Freeport Texas
Louisiana Oil & Ref
Mack Trucks
Marland Gillaoak
Nash Motors
National Biscuit
Ees
Nat'l Distillers
Obie Oiween
Packard Motor
Pan-Amer, Pet. & Trans. B
Pennsylvania
Pere Marquetts
Phillips Petroleum
Pure Oichen Caeueen
Yadin “Corp
Republi Iron & Steel
Sears ,Roebuck & Co
Shell Union Oil
Simme Petroleum
Tack's Revised Plan for a Bigger Amarillo
A list of proposals for Amarillo including more hotels, apartments, office buildings, and groceries, lower utility rates, and new public works such as a courthouse, swimming pool, municipal golf course, airport, storm sewers, and a central bus depot. It calls for stricter laws, higher oil prices, more industries, and expanded city services while aiming to improve livability and reduce wind and snakes.
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San Jacinto
Vale Dure
Bivins Lake
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