Kansas City and Chicago Livestock Prices March 9
Cattle in Kansas City reach up to $11.00 for yearlings with calves strong. hogs mostly lower with tops around $13.90. sheep softer with lambs near $17.00. Chicago markets show hogs slow and cattle rising with steers at $10.75 to $11.25 and yearlings up to $12.50. sheep steady to $17.25. Fort Worth reports cattle $3.50 to $7.50 and hogs $14.10 top with sows $12 to $13. Prices reflect regional demand across major markets.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Fort Worth
Livestock Prices in St Louis and Oklahoma City Markets
East St Louis hogs traded steady with choice heavy butchers at 14.25 and bulk 14.10 to 14.15, cattle steady with beef steers 8.50 to 10.00 and cows 5.50 to 6.80, sheep at 16.50 to 17.00. Oklahoma City reported steady cattle with top steers at 7.85 and cows up to 6.75, hogs fell with top 14.25 and pigs 12.50 to 14.10.
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ST. Louis
Chicago Grain Market Wheat Open High Low Close
Wheat trading in Chicago showed early activity with prices fluctuating as: open and high and low levels listed before the close. Market notes indicate a cautious session as traders awaited further guidance on supply and demand factors.
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Chicago
Local Poultry and Egg Prices from Amarillo
The notice lists per pound prices for hens under and over 4 pounds, leghorn hens, geese, roosters, capons in various weights, turkeys both young and old, and eggs. Also included are butter mold-free, egg cases, fillers, flats, and related market items with listed prices.
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Odin
K. D
Hereford Won Puzzle and Essay Contest
SAM ARIEN of HEREFORD won the Ad-Gram puzzle and essay competition in The Globe. Cecile Eubanks was second. Arien receives 33 dollars and Miss Eubanks 2 dollars.
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Sam Arien
Hereford
Amarillo
Panhandle
The
Globe
Sym Arien
Cunningham
Cecile Eubanks
Fillmore Street
Arien
Miss Eubanks
Ad-Gram
Canvass of water bond election to be held Tuesday
Election returns from the water bond issue will be canvassed at the city commission meeting Tuesday afternoon. Mayor Blasdel will be out of the city. Barbed wire inventor Jacob Haish of Dekalb Illinois observes his ninety ninth birthday after a year confined to bed doctors think he may reach one hundred with proper care.
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City Commission
Blasdel
Dekalb,” Ill
Jacob Haish
United States
Smith bill for Eastland civil appeals court reported unfavorably
The House committee on judicial districts reported the Smith bill unfavorably at Austin. It would authorize an additional court of civil appeals to be located at Eastland. The committee found the court unnecessary though the Senate passed the bill last week. A minority report was noted.
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Associated Press
Austin
Smith
Court of Civil Appeals
Eastland
House Committee On Judicial Districts
Senate
Builders permit issued for 4700 dollar residence in Lubbock
City records show a building permit approved for a $4,700 residence at 125 East Fountain Avenue. L. C. Connor received a permit Monday for 1206 Pierce Street valued at $500. El and Kingsland granted a permit for a filling station at 400 Johnson Street costing $2,000. G. H. Young involved in an affray. Lenard Watson hospitalized with a broken shoulder. Six arrests reported Sunday including traffic, affray and drunkenness.
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Lubbock
East Fountain Avenue
L. C. Connor
Pierce Street
The
Texas Furniture Co
Jeff D. Bartlett
el and and Kingsland
Johnson Street
G. H. Young
Lenard Watson
Mr. Watson
Williams Delays Move to New Jefferson Street Site
Lee Williams announced the Williams Sign company will delay relocating to its Jefferson Street site until after April 1. An advertisement in The Globe had said the move would occur this week.
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Williams Sign Company
Jefferson Street
Lee Williams
the Globe
Veteran leader criticizes Congress over veterans care
Frank J. Irwin national commander of the Disabled American Veterans denounces Congress for failing to establish a medical corps in the veterans bureau and for setting June 30 as the cutoff for vocational training. He warns the nation breaks its pledge to defenders and cites the weak medical division as the bill’s failure persists.
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Washington
Congress
Veterans Bureau
Ig 2
Frank J. Irwin
Disabled American Veterans
House
Public Records Instruments Filed in County Clerk Office March 7 1925
Listings show numerous real estate deeds transfers releases and affidavits recorded in the county clerk's office on March 7 1925. Names include Solomon Jones Engman Bone Fisk Wheatey Roberts Long Munson Tull Saddler Manning Day Arnot Hammona Tibbs Ratliff Webster Flynn Snoddy Burgess Summers Wells Putnam Knapp Virgin Little Cooper Wells Brown Lefforge and others with parcels in Plem Summers S J Hts Glenwood Flynn and Mirror references and values from 185 to 6590 dollars.
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O. M. Solomon
Atax
Cec C. Jones
Plem
Geo. A. Engman
F. A. Bone
F. C. Fisk
Ray Wheatey
H. Ja. Roberts
Et al
Tt. C. Long
Summers
W. A. McAlister
J. W. Lawrence
S. P. Munson
G.A. Tull
S. J. Hts
Alias. Saddler
A. R. Manning
F. H. Day
John Arnot
A. Thedens
L. B. Hammona
Glenwood
W. K. McCaskill
L. E. Tibbs
S. J
S. J. ts., £ 900. Geo. Engman to J. _B. Ratliff
Thrust R. Diax
J. l Laks
Mirror
Sue . Webster
F. BE
Williams
Flynn
O. D. Snoddy
J. F. Flynn
J. L. Summers
C. C
Hughes
F. M. Lefforge
Mayo Says Cancer Will Soon Be Under Control
Dr. Charles H. Mayo, a top surgeon, told the Philadelphia Forum that cancer could be more controllable within a few years. He stressed it would not be cured or preventable, but more amenable to treatment with slower progression, based on a possible germ cause and a Wassermann test indication.
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Philadelphia
Charles H. Mayo
Rochester
Minn
Philadelphia Forum
Mayo
Berlin
Pershing and staff to be guests of honor at dinner
General Pershing, along with Admiral Dayton and Minister Hicks, will be hosted at a dinner in Havana by Cuban secretary of war General Armando Montes. The party, returning from a South American tour, plans to sail on the battleship Utah to New York tomorrow morning after attending Maine monument ceremonies yesterday morning.
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Havana
Cuba
John J. Pershing
Armando Montes
Pershing
John H. Dayton
Frederick C. Hicks
Utah
New York
Maine
Robert C. Edwards Dies at 43 in Amarillo
Robert C. Edwards, 43, died in a local hospital at 7 30 Sunday evening. He lived in Amarillo three years and was a Baptist. Funeral services were set for 2 PM Monday at Griggs Undertaking chapel with Rev. G L Yates officiating. Pallbearers named and burial in Llano Cemetery. Survived by his mother Mrs L N Edwards of Paducah and six brothers and two sisters.
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Robert C. Edwards
The
Baptist Church
Amarillo
Griggs Undertaking Company
G. L. Yates
F. M. Leithhouser
George Swink
Joe Kesterson
Sam Trasise
John Kropff
Stanley Dulek
Llano Cemetery
L. N. Edwards
Paducah
L. F. Edwards
S. P
L. V. Edwards
Claude
W. A. Edwards
Nocona
T. H. Edwards
Littlefield
L. A. McShan
Dallas
M. E. Edwards
Paduach
New Trial Proceedings In Elliott Case Continue
Sam Elliott was tried Saturday in district court for unlawfully possessing intoxicating liquor for sale. Juror J. A. Rogers fell ill, leading Judge Bishop to discharge the jury Sunday morning. the fresh trial began today with no forecast for a verdict. Texas Furniture Co. ads appear alongside.
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Sam Elliott
J. A. Rogers
Bishop
Vega cattleman C R Gault dies unexpectedly at home
Charlies Richard Gault a 55 year old Vega cattleman died Sunday morning at 4 30 coming after a day with his cattle He lived in Oldham county 35 years was a Mason and Woodmen member Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 3 pm at the Vega home with burial in Vega cemetery under Griggy Undertaking He is survived by his widow and five children all of Vega
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Charlies
Richard Gault
Vega
Mr. Gault
Oldham County
Masonic Lodge
Woodmen of the World
Griggy Undertaking Company
B. W. Wiseman
R. M. McNabb
Maggie Gault
Ruth Gault
Charles Gault
Gouldy's Bull Second in Fort Worth Fat Stock Show
Hereford bull owned and exhibited by W M Gouldy of Amarillo placed second in a 62-head class at the Southwestern Fat Stock show in Fort Worth. A John M Gist of Odessa bull won first. Gouldy operates a Hereford farm six miles south of Amarillo and is noted as a leading breeder in the region.
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W. M. Gouldy
Amarillo
Fort Worth
John M. Gist
Odessa
Mr. Gouldy
Novelty Advertising Urges Proper Distribution At Amarillo Club
I D Cole novelty advertising salesman told Amarillo Advertising and Salesmanship club at the Amarillo hotel that novelty advertising only proves valuable when correctly distributed. He urged members to study all advertising problems as carefully as buying problems. Marvin Twaddell and Carrol Gregg, high school students, spoke about plans for the annual event.
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I. D. Cole
Amarillo
Amarillo Hotel
Cole
Marvin Twaddell
Carrol Gregg High School
County Owes Money Forces Check Delay Over Stamp Rules
Texas AG ruling bars county treasurer from a stamp account, stopping mailings of money owed by the county. Treasurer Shea says he must hold checks until creditors come for them, unable to pay stamp bills out of pocket. Also mentions furniture bargains and a massed piano concert for the Philharmonic fund.
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Attorney General of
Texas
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