Markets Digest: Live Stock and Commodities Report
Kansas City notes cattle hogs and sheep prices at 08 Polk St. March 11 with calves, heavies, canners, and stockers listed. St Louis reports hogs, cattle, and sheep activity. Fort Worth and Oklahoma City markets show varied price ranges. Open quotes for corn, oats, and rye also listed across Chicago and New Orleans futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
ST. Louis Lavestock East
Luis
Bolognia
Fort Worth
Ft. Worth
Chicago
Amarillo Market Produce Prices And Poultry List
A scanned market page lists prices for eggs poultry and dairy items. Leghorn hens springs and roosters ducks capons turkeys and butter are priced by weight with unit costs per pound or per dozen. Egg cases fillers flats and related supplies also appear with prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aepade
Ty Oaks
Amarillo Grain Exchange bulletin and market figures
Amarillo Cotton and Grain Exchange in Amarillo Texas lists prices for maize kafir oats rye barley and wheat per 100 pounds with varying rates. The American spot market in New Orleans New York Houston Galveston Fort Worth and other cities shows current stock and price quotes for multiple rail and industrial names including American Locomotive General Motors Studebaker U S Steel and others with percentage changes and bid offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
New York
Houston
Galveston
Lights for Polk Street and Post Office Authorized
The city commission decided to install four five-lamp lights around the post office at Seventh and Taylor to brighten the dark corner. They will place two lamps on Taylor and two on Seventh. They also plan to extend Polk street lighting from Eighth to Tenth, moving five lamps from the municipal auditorium to Polk and adding similar lights around the auditorium area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh
Taylor Streets
City Commission
Taylor Street
Seventh Street
Eighth
Tenth Street
Polk Street
Municipal Auditorium
Court of Civil Appeals Proceedings in Amarillo
Proceedings and motions in the Seventh District Court at Amarillo include numerous rehearings and submissions from Potter to Clay counties. Cases involve Spurlock, Zaring, Akers Fann, Powell, Dean, Nunn, Johnson, Ju Partridge, Western Union, Commercial Credit, Noble Gil & Gar, Turbeville, Poindeet, Ferguson, and others. A submission date of April 1, 1935 is set for several matters and a piano concert at Collins Drug is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Civil Appeals
Seventh District
Amarillo
C. M. Spurlock
M. H. Zaring
E. al
Potter
I. W. Grogan
R. EB. Les
Dickens
State Life Insurance Co. of
Indiana
Virginia Akers Fann
Lubbock
Higginbotham Bartlett Co
J. L Powell
Affirmed Panhandle & Santa Fe Ry. Co
Fabian Dean
Randall. Frick Company
J. L. Nunn
Palmer
T. D. IL. Johnson
Roscoe Ju. Partridge
Maox
Western Union Telegraph Co
American State Bank of Burkburnett
Wichita
Commercial Credit Co. Inc
Clay
B. Colt Co
B. W. Jones
Chas
L. Keeths
J. Huglgins
Clay, No
G. Lane Drilling Co
Levi Gambill
P. Dodson
G. A. Moore
Knox, A
Senate Bros & Co
Brooks Supply
Auditorium to be built for Amarillo high school
Amarillo school board announced an auditorium as part of the high school addition and aims to start construction as soon as funds are available. The board also set April 4 for an election to fill three seats and agreed to sellproperty to Houston Street Methodist Church for $600 for a new building.
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Amarillo High School
Globe
T. W. Cotten
Cotten
L. B. Newby
J. I. Kendrick
Sam L. Seay
Houston Street Methodist Church
Texas Furniture Co Seeks Bargains on First Class Cabinet
The Texas Furniture Co advertises bargains on first class cabinet making with a focus on affordable, quality furniture options for shoppers seeking value.
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The
Texas Furniture Co
Smith Seeks Re Election as City Commissioner No. 1
H. E. Smith, City Commissioner No. 1, announces candidacy for re election in the April 7 city election. He says he will campaign actively after the water bond election and invites scrutiny of his votes, claiming he has advanced the city's general welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Smith
Smith
Mr. Smith
Funeral for Mrs Maggert held in Hereford today
Hereford burial service conducted for Mrs Walter Maggert 77 pioneer resident and aunt of Amarillo’s Lee and Albert Bivins. Funeral note recalls her son former County Judge Walter Maggert who died recently. she died unexpectedly last night leaving son Richard.
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Globe
Hereford
Walter Maggert
Magegert
Lee
Albert Bivins
Amarillo
Richard
Infant Daughter of Word Family Dies in Llano Burial
Margaret Ann Word, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Word, died at her grandparents’ home 1712 Polk street at 11 last night. Funeral services are set for 2 this afternoon at the Word home conducted by Rev. R. Thomson of Central Presbyterian. Burial follows in Llano Cemetery under Griggs Undertaking Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ann
W. D. Word
C. T. Word
Polk Street
Word
R. Thomson
Central Presbyterian Church
Llano
Griggs Undertaking Company
Bond election passes by 1837 to 120 in Texas
Recount shows the bond issue for a municipal water production and distribution system totaling 1,750,000 dollars carried by 1,837 votes to 120. The City Commission Tuesday afternoon disclosed the final tally, noted as one of the largest majorities for a big Texas bond issue.
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City Commission
Texas
Board of City Development Meets Thursday Night
The Board of City Development will hold its regular semi monthly meeting at city hall at 7 30 o clock Thursday night. No special business is scheduled but a large amount of regular business is due for consideration.
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Board of City Development
Shamrocks for Boston Sent Back to Ireland
More than 1000 packages of shamrocks intended for St Patrick s Day were ordered returned to Ireland by the department of agriculture under rules prohibiting living plants due to pest risk. An inspector found a small bottle of Irish whisky in a box with a note claiming it would keep the shamrocks fresh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Boston
T. Patrick's
Ireland
Department of Agriculture
Saint Patrick
American Prima Donna Mary McCormic Signs in Paris
Miss Mary McCormic, American soprano, will open the Paris opera season as Marguerite in Faust. Directed by M Rouche she becomes the first American singer under contract in Paris since Mme Nordica. Daughter of J H Harris, she trained in America Italy and France and recently gave a recital in the Municipal auditorium.
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Mary McCormic
Paris
Faust
Marguerite
Miss McCormic
America
Italy
France
M. Rouche
Paris Grand Opera
Mme. Nordica
Mary Garden
Scotland
Rouche
J. H. Harris
Municipal Auditorum
Student News Story Submission Policy Digest
The Globe invites ward and school students to submit brief neighborhood news stories for daily publication. It reserves the right to publish any submission and to select the standout piece for daily recognition.
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The
Globe
Houston Street Church Site Bought For New Edifice
The Houston Street Methodist church building committee bought the lot at 901 Houston Street for 500 dollars from the Amarillo school board. The purchase shifts plans from the adjacent site and readiness for contract letting is expected soon. Texas Furniture Co. advertisement follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston Street Methodist Church
Houston Street
Amarillo School Board
Half Minute Interviews from Panhandle Citizens
A collection of short quotes from local residents including C. H. Hubbell and family planning a long drive to Pasadena, J. N. Beasley aiming for Mexico City but away at most two weeks, Ely Johnson promising a forthcoming announcement, and Charley Hoover detailing wheat and oats crops amid dry weather with plans to increase corn and maize planting. D. W. Paxton of Fort Worth visits Panhandle city, noting proximity to Polk County maps.
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Charley Hoover
Polk Street
Panhandle
Plains Battle to Mark Buffalo Wallow Anniversary
Staff correspondent reports plans for the fifty first anniversary of the Buffalo Wallow battle. A monument is to be unveiled at the battleground with six Medal of Honor recipients from the engagement recognized. J E Hill Amarillo and Mrs Olive Dixon Miami attended the banquet as plans proceed for fundraising and Canadian Chamber of Commerce oversight.
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Case Law
Buffalo Wallow
Plant
Canadian Chamber of Commerce
J. E. Hill
Amarillo
Olive Dixon
Miami
Adobe Walls
Dixon
Billy Dixon
Spectators witness air defense test with searchlights and bombs
The report describes a daylight anti aircraft drill where Weeks and his searchlights failed to spot test planes 6000 feet away. Despite the glow lighting the sky, no hits were made in daylight with the anti aircraft gun while bombing runs reportedly struck a marked target ship-like target, saving credibility of the exercise.
Bird cages in designs available from Panhandle Hardware Co
Panhandle Hardware Co, reachable by phone at 191, offers a wide selection of bird cages in various designs.
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Panhandle
Morrow-Thomas Wins Eight-Story Amarillo Building Contract
Dick Seay beams as Morrow-Thomas Hardware lands finishing hardware contract for Amarillo's new eight story office building. Col Ernest Thompson credits best showing against strong competition and notes the Russell and Erwin unit type lock will be installed, the same model used in the Chicago Tribune building.
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Dick Seay
Morrow- Thomas Hardware Company
Amarillo
Morrow-Thomas Company
Col
Ernest Thompson
Mr. Seay
Russell and Erwin
Chicago Tribune
Chicago
East Side Community Club Plans Tomorrow Meeting
The East Side Community club will gather tomorrow night at 7 30 at East Side Baptist church for a social affair with pie ice cream and coffee. J R Gant Ernest Denny and City Manager Jeff D Bartlett are invited to speak.
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East Side
East Side Baptist Church
J. R. Gant
Ernest Denny
Jeff D. Bartlett
Cotton Variation Test Attracting West Texas Farmers
West Texas farmers and 25 students from the Teachers College agricultural department show interest in a cotton variety test to be conducted on the college farm. The test is a cooperative effort between the college agricultural authorities and the Lubbock Experiment Station superintendent. Only varieties proven successful at Lubbock will be used.
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Eosal
Canyon
Farmers of
West Texas
Agricultural Department
The
Teachers’ College
Lubbock Experiment Station
Lubbock Station
Panhandle praised as top stock hog producer by KC official
W. H. Weeks of the Kansas City Stockyards company spoke at a cattlemen’s convention in Amarillo. He cited no hog cholera among native hogs and ample forage, range, and water as reasons Panhandle hogs thrive. Shortage of stock hogs and shoats drives farmers to boost shoal and stock pig production as demand remains strong and prices high.
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Panhandle
United States
W. H. Weeks
Kansas City
Weeks
Livestock Commission
Local cattle deal and shifting sales amid town chatter
O P Jones buys 500 cows from Oval Keen and ships them to his ranch. Keen visits Magdalena New Mexico while R E Morriss and E S Powell sell Riley-Wrather furniture stock at 713 Polk street with deep discounts. Surplus stock to be moved to Claude. Riley hints at a new store location.
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O. P. Jones
Oval Keen
Claude
Powell
George Riley
Mayor Blasdel Reports Cuba Visit to Kiwanis Club
Eugene S. Blasdel told Amarillo Kiwanis at the noon luncheon about his Cuba trip detailing economic and political conditions and insights into tobacco and sugar industries. Dr. Milo Atkinson spoke on Wichita Falls Kiwanis day care and kindergarten efforts. Gladys H. Webb sang with Grace Krug at the piano. the Kiwanis orchestra performed. Dr. Stanley W. Hayne, John B. Gilvin and E. C. Oeshner reported on Abilene district meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene S. Blasdel
Kiwanis Club
Cuba
Amarillo
Mayor Blasdel
Milo Atkinson
First Christian Church
Wichita Falls
Kiwanians
Gladys H. Webb
Fanna Fox Dies in Local Hospital at 12 40 AM
Fanna Fox 25 wife of C B Fox of Dallas died at a local hospital. She leaves her husband her parents Mr and Mrs G R Stovall of Terrell and ten sons Claude Jr and Thomas Rial. Griggs Undertaking will ship the body to Terrell Texas this afternoon for burial. Her husband and mother accompany the body.
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Fanna Fox
C. B. Fox
Dallas
Tex
G. R. Stovall
Terrell
Claude, Jr
Thomas Rial
Griggs Undertaking Company
Mort Worth and Heaworth
Druggists to Meet Here Again in Fall of 1925
A fall 1925 druggist convention is announced as the visiting pharmacists from Dallas and elsewhere praise Amarillo. At a farewell banquet in the Amarillo hotel J C Sebastian and Walter Fly spoke for local boards, with Bill Collins presiding and memories of steer herding recounted. An auto tour of the city followed the official program.
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Amarillo
J. C. Sebastian
Iehalf
Board of City Development
Walter Fly
Pres Corley
W. H. Cousins
State Board of Pharmacy
Dallas
Lawrence Thomas
L. C. Thompson
W. H. Cousne
Estel- Itne
Bill Collins
Rotary
Visiting druggists honored with Amarillo banquet
Members of the West Texas Retail Druggists association in Amarillo hosted more than 200 attendees at a banquet at the Amarillo hotel. The evening featured readings, solos, dance numbers, a burlesque on a modern drug store, and a remote radio broadcast from Station WDAG. Participants included Dr. A J Caldwell as toastmaster and Dr T M Montgomery directing the radio. Each visitor received a mirror paperweight as a keepsake.
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West Texas
WDAG
Mike Hollander
Bill Smith
T. M. Montgomery
Lloyd Fletcher
Ed R. Mayer
Margaret Colline
Harry Holland
Catherine Pittman
Reba Utterback
Jack Clark
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Alex Nyman & Co
Polk St
Graine
Oklahoma City
Chicago Livestock
Chicago Grain
oPriegelts
Amarillo Produce
Amarillo Grain
Ueadaes
Amarillo Cotton & Grain Exchange
F. C. Higgins
Mgr
Alex Hyman & Co
Atchison
American Locomotive
T and T
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore and Ohio
Chalmers
Crucible
Sreereee
General Motors
Kennicott
Middle States Oil
Marland
Ia Eta Bneee
Ppare OM
Ce Errs Et Nesses
Studebaker
Tee
Torreo Sire Ted Ek
T & P Coal and Oil
U S Steel
Se Oh
Collins Drug
Shamrocks
Mary M’cormic
U. S
Nordica
C. H. Hubbell
Dorothy
Harriet
Pasadena
J. N. Beasley
Mexico City
Ely Johnson
Carl Lockhart
Mrs. Lockhart
Tack
Jim Gulerie
Bivins
D. W. Paxton
Grant
Polk
Mr. Weeks
East Side Community Club
Tenth
Old Town
Blackburn’s Funeral Home
Auke Ite P Western Bldg
Madison Oval
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