Fort Worth and Kansas City Livestock and Cotton Market Report
Fort Worth market shows cattle receipts at 1 200 with steady tone. calves $3.30 to $8.25. hogs 2 000 with mixed quotes. sheep steady with lambs $12 to $15.25. Kansas City notes 700 cattle receipts. calves 1 000. all killing prices steady. drug receipts 5 000 with ranges and packers slow. open high low close data for cotton futures in New York with steady tone.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Kansas City
New York
Chicago
Waco
Tellas Settee
New Orleans
Haeteton
Ft. Worth
H . Ee
Atchison
Chalmers
Crucible
Bee
General Motors
Kennicott
Boies
Seer
Middle States
Sinclair Oe
Studebaker
Cee
Serees
Texaco
Utah
Westinghouse
Ewer
Western Union Eeeereree
Legion Men Plan City Decoration Campaign in Amarillo
Twenty legion committees will canvass Amarillo business districts to secure support for uniform downtown decorations for events like the cattlemen’s convention. Merchants would buy flag standard socket and installation for 5.85 dollars, becoming personal property. The system allows quick two minute decorating with sockets in sidewalks and flag hoisting, aided by city permissions. A legion member notes candles and small trees can brighten streets.
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American Legion
Amarillo
Legion
Operations Resume on Smith Number One Oil well
Operations resumed on Holmes McIlroy McGee Smith Number One to carry the well to the lower sand. Texas Number One Saunders expected to show oil in 15 to 20 days. Operators spudded through gas into lime. White Deer reaches 3000 feet. deal with Guy Waggoner to complete to 3500 feet.
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Holmes-McIlroy-McGee
Smith
Texas
Saunders
White Deer
Guy Waggoner
Ranger Oil Well Sets Production Record at 500 Barrels
Hightower No 12, of the Panhandle Oil and Refining Company, near Ranger five miles south, reached 500 barrels today. Drilled Monday, the high gravity oil well broke all previous records for depths under 1200 feet. Drilling resumed in the shallow field 14 months ago after a prior boom well.
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Ranger
Hightower No. 12
Panhandle Oil and Refining Company
J T McCook in Amarillo with Alex Hyman party
J T McCook of New Orleans and partner Alex Hyman are in Amarillo for a few days visiting business associates.
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J.T. McCook
J. R. McCook
Alex Hyman and Company
New Orleans
Amarillo
Elisha Moseley Recovers After Operation at St. Anthony’s
Elisha Moseley foreman for Consumers Ice Delivery Co. is recovering in St. Anthony's hospital after surgery.
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Elisha Moseley
St. Anthony's Hospital
Mr. Moseley
Consumers Ice Delivery Co
Afterglow of a Party Leaves Pleasant Relief
A lighthearted remark on recovery after hosting a lively event. The quote contrasts fatigue with a sense of ease following entertaining duties.
Cotton Grain Stocks Provisions
Amarillo Texas notice for Amarillo Cotton and Grain Exchange listing trades and provisions. Names Alex Hyman and Co New Orleans and J W Parkins manager with contact Phone 8004.
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Amarilla Cotton & Grain Exchange
Amarillo
Texas
Alex Hyman & Co
New Orleans
J. W. Parkins
Mgr
Wife of Alleged Train Robber Pleads For Fair Chance
A Amarillo woman Mrs. John Story with a year old baby in her arms appeals for justice as her husband John Story faces possible extradition for a 1921 Big Four railroad holdup. She says he was at church the night of the crime and urges court to allow him to prove innocence. A habeas corpus hearing before Judge Bishop could delay or certify delivery to Indianapolis authorities or the American Railway Express company for trial.
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John Story
Pat Neff
Sheriff Whitaker
Big Four Railroad
Indiana
Bishop
Court of Appeals
A. J. Kieffmeyer
American Railway Express Company
John
Mrs. Story
Amarillo
Eugene
Texarkana
American Express Company
Story
The
Express Company
O. D. Thompson
Abel
Joliet Penitentiary
Sto
Witness Stand Denies Hold Up Charges In Habeas Hearing
John Story faces a habeas hearing over a 1921 Indiana hold up case while two Indiana detectives identify him from an old Joliet prison photo. Special agents for the American Express Co. testified they recognized Story and noted the convict clothing in the image. Story’s wife and infant attended, and he later testified as his attorney cross examined him.
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Indiana
John Story
Ltlionois
Story
American Express
Finois
Cotton educational meetings draw large crowds in plains states
Cotton Educational special meetings attract big crowds across Rock Island Texhoma Sherman and Dalham areas. Texas county farmers declare cotton a reality not an experiment and county judge Stratford notes Sherman County farmers profit from cotton while others warn boll weevil damage may push cotton cultivation toward the Kansas line.
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Rock Island
Texas County
Oklahoma
Sherman County
Stratford
Sherman
Dalham
Kansas Line
Fire damages rooming house at 201 Johnson Street
A morning blaze damaged a rooming house at 201 Johnson Street, causing an estimated 700 to 800 dollars in damage. The fire started from a gas stove, with firefighters on scene to control the blaze.
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Johnson Street
Tri-State Fair bonds attract Smelter workers
Workers at the Smelter are purchasing large amounts of Tri-State Fair bonds. Rev. Frank M Neal evangelist traveled to Amory Mississippi today to conduct a revival. Young members of the First Christian church enjoy a swimming party at The Nat in San Jacinto this evening. Rock Island plans a viaduct at the first crossing near Bushland, with the span arriving in Amarillo.
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Frank M.,neal
Amory
Miss
First Christian Church
San Jacinto
Rock Island
Amarillo
Natatorium to Open Tomorrow in San Jacinto Heights
The Natatorium at 463 Georgia Avenue, San Jacinto Heights, will open to the public tomorrow. Manager F. S. Walker says the 35 by 100 foot pool has fresh clear water and will be heated to 80 degrees, with a concrete lining and high sanitation standards for Texas.
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Georgia Avenue
San Jacinto Heights
F. S. Walker
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