Livestock and Oil Furnished by Alex Hyman & Co.
Fort Worth market reports from March 20 show cattle receipts 500 with ranges from 2 to 9 dollars and various classes listed. hogs at 7.25 to 7.45 for heavy to medium. lambs 12.50 to 16.50 and feeders 12 to 13.50. Kansas City figures include 2,500 cattle, 7,000 hogs with firm to lower quotes. New Orleans notes cotton weather outlook aiding prices.
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Fort Worth
Fort Worth Tex
Kansas City
Alex Hyman Co
New Orleans
New York
Atchisoner Weer
Asphaltee
American Telephone
Baldwin Sonvesseee
Central Leather
Chalmers Setae Gewavevesens
Cruetble Ee
Eeeereseeerers Ee Cosden
General Motors
Ase
Kennicott Oh Os
Orn Products
Middle States
Marland E
Sacscistsusas
Sinclair Eee
Ewer
Coas
Studebaker
Texaco
U. S. Steel Ee
Westinghouse
Standard Oil
N. J
Phillips Pete
Sear
Brielley
American Spot Cotton
Waco
Dallas
Houston
Galveston
Charles Wolflin Dies Unexpectedly in Amarillo
Charles Oldham Wolflin, prominent Amarillo businessman and head of the Amarillo Reo Co., died unexpectedly at his home on 2000 Washington Street at 3:25 this morning. He was born July 4, 1866 in Canton Missouri and married Eunice McVean on March 30, 1897. He leaves a widow and three children Cornelia, Charles A., and Lela, plus two sisters and two brothers. Funeral plans pending arrival of son and daughter.
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Charles Oldham Wolflin
Amarillo
Wolflin
Amarillo Reo Co
Polk Street
Washington Street
Charley Wolflin
Canton Mo
Eunice McVean
Tinton
Missouri
Cornelia Wolflin
Charles A. Wolflin
University of California
Berkeley
Lela Wolflin
Oklahoma University
Norman
M. L. Lewis
Long Beach
Calif
Bessie Wolflin
Rome
Italy
George H. Wolflin
Frank Wolflin
Christian Church
First Christian Church
Killough
Dr. Killough
Negro Refuses Jury Oath and Is Jailed
Ed Woods, a negro, was fined $100 and costs and jailed by Judge Henry S. Bishop for contempt of court after refusing to take an oath before the grand jury. He was detained until he agrees to testify.
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Woods
Henry S. Bishop
Bishop
Wood
Mrs J H Gouldy longtime Amarillo resident dies
Mrs J H Gouldy aged 80 two marriages survived by husband and daughter Mrs Early of Polk Street plus father C B Payne of Moody Kansas two brothers O B Payne of Faskell Texas and Tom Payne of Moody. Funeral services scheduled tomorrow at 3 pm at the Early home with Rev Fincher and Rev Thomsen. Burial in Llano Cemetery.
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Everal
J. H. Gouldy
Goudy
Amarillo
Harrison Street
Mrs. Gouldy
Polk Street
C. B. Payne
Moody,Kla
O. B. Payne
Faskell
Texas
Tom Payne
Moody
E. B. Fincher
Thomsen
Llanoemetery
Amarillo Field Producing High Grade Crude Oil
The Bureau of Mines analysis of Smith Capers No 1 well in the Amarillo field shows high grade crude with a large gasoline and naphtha content and very high lubricating properties. The report was received by the Board of City Development.
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Uncle Sam
Amarillo
Bureau of Mines
Smith- Capers No. 1
Board of City Development
Gas show reported at EW well near Gentry
A well identified as P. and R. No. One, located 13 miles northwest of Amailo near Gentry, is showing a light trace of gas at a depth of 3 200 feet.
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Gentry
Amailo
State Prepares to Bring Tax Actions
Austin March 20. The attorney general plans to sue all counties delinquent in remitting taxes from the new highway act. Counties must remit weekly. Dallas County reportedly sent only about one-fifth of auto tax receipts. A large majority are said to be delinquent.
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Austin
Tex
Dallas County
Rotary members hear of business methods
The Rotary club at Hotel Amarillo discussed a business methods program based on the Rotary code of ethics. Col. Ernest O. Thompson presided, with Alston Meredith leading a panel including John Gilliam Hermon Pipkin Lee Williams John McKnight and Rev. Milo Atkinson. Guests listed from multiple cities attended.
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Rotary Club
Hotel
Amarillo
Rotary Code of Ethics
Col
Ernest O. Thompson
Alston Meeredith
Mr. Meeredith
John Gilliam
Western Union
Hermon Pipkin
Lee Williams
Williams Sign Co
John McKnight
McKnight Transfer, Livery and Sales Co
Milo Atkinson
First Christian Church
Rotary
F. W. Wolf
Cleveland
Ohio
J. F. Terry
Childress
R. E. Townsend
Mt. Carmel
Ernest G. Albright
The
Texas Highway Association
Joseph R. Farabee
Wichita Falls
H. M. Milner
Waco
R., Thomson
D. M. Warren
T. E. Spann
Help Asked in Halting Measles Epidemic Here
Mrs. Joseph Smith, Amarillo school health supervisor, estimates about 600 pupils have measles. She says the epidemic may be peaking but warns adults are affected and trips home can spread disease. She urges cooperation with schools to keep children home if sick and enforces a 21 day exclusion after measles. Dr. Jones opens offices in the Smith building after arriving from Henrietta.
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Joseph Smith
Amarillo
Dr. Jones
Smith Building
Henrietta
Cotton Grain Stocks Provisions Amarillo Exchange
Amarillo Texas Cotton and Grain Exchange listing shows Alex Hyman and Co New Orleans as brokers with J W Parkins manager. contact by phone 3004 for trading and provisions.
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Amarilla
Cotton & Grain Exchange
Amarillo
Texas
Alex Hyman & Co
New Orleans
J. W. Parkins
Mgr
Easter Arrives A Month Away In This Town
Local notices report Easter approaching in a month. Several residents including W M Curl's children ill and others moving homes. The Boy Scouts plan a summer camp with interest from Shamrock Tulsa and other towns. The Panhandle Medical Association held a large convention and a Northwest Texas Scout Leaders Conference dates moved to May 20 21.
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Boy Scouts
Shamrock
Tulsa
Claude
Canyon
Stratford
R. L. Vineyard
Panhandle Medical Association
O. A. Seward
Will M. Benton
L. C. White
Thos. H. Nelson
Scout
Northwest Texas Scout Leaders Conference
Miscellaneous For Rent And For Sale Classifieds
A collage of small ads lists stores at Eleventh and Polk and a dairy farm near town by J A Bush. Hutchinson county lease prospects note forty acres for sale in section 21 block Y with perpetual lease terms and contact Mrs Harrie. Various requests include dirt for sale, 1000 loads, painting and paper hanging by A J Kohlus, odorless cleaning and pressing with suits made to order, and the Amarillo Employment Agency offering help.
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Eleventh and
Polk
J. A. Bush
Town
Fifth St
Gertrude Holman
Hutcinson County
Hutchinson County
Harrie
Amarillo
J. D Head
Clarke settles account with federal government
Houston March 20 E Y Clarke former acting imperial wizard of the Ku Klux Klan has paid the final 1000 of a 5000 dollar Mann Act fine owed after pleading guilty Judge J C Hutchison announced today the payment completes the settlement with the federal government
Relief party of Milwaukee crew lands in Tegucigalpa
A nine officer and 167 sailor relief party from the U S Cruiser Milwaukee arrived in Tegucigalpa at noon yesterday following the American legation being fired on amid revolutionary disturbances. Rebel occupation reports are unconfirmed.
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Washington
Milwaukee
Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Morales
State Department
Legation
Dishonesty Allegations Hit Prohibition Unit
Ashlington reports graft and dishonesty within the prohibition division over the past three years. Charles Nash told a senate committee half of those discharged for dishonesty came from the prohibition bureau. A second item notes Dr. Preston Worley Sinton was acquitted of killing Charles G Johnson after claiming self defense in Corpus Christi.
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Ashlington
Prohibition
Charles Nash
Internal Revenue
Senate
Bureau
Prohibition Division
Corpus Christi
Tex
Preston Worley Sinton
Charles G. Johnson
Johnson
Worley
City Adds Allis Chalmers Tractor For Amarillo Streets
City commissioners purchase an Allis Chalmers tractor to be used on dirt streets of Amarillo with an official forecast predicting unsettled weather. Reports include grain bale statistics and crop acreage estimates from Watkins and Giles. Liverpool market closes easier amid light trade and unsettled sentiment from rumors and census carryover.
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Amarillo
Watkins’ Bureau
Giles
Liverpool
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Kansas City Livestock
Cotton Bulletin
Chicago
Swift & Co
Lée
Charles
Rea ‘Dealer
Club
W. KE. McAlister
Slaton
W. H. Brymer & CO
Bivins
Charles H. Dixon
South Texas
George Pidcoke
Jackson Street
I. G. Stone
Lincoln Street
W. L. Mathers
Miami
Will Durham
E. C. Brown
Mistletoe Creamery
Taylor Street
St. Anthony’s Sanitarium
Bob Glenn
James C. Sebastian
United States Veterans Bureau
Ernest Thompson
Amarillo Hotel
Erwin Chevrolet Co
Taylor
RIENT
Askew Court
Harrison
Ray Bynum
Caroline St
San Jacinto Heights
Pierce
Wil
W. 2
N. Fillmore
No. Taylor
Amarillo Land Co
Dunaway & Sloan
Fair Theater
Cup
Vaylor
Phi
Buchanan
Haygood Way
Harrison St
Lon Sharp
West 6Th
Young & Humphreys
Panhandle
Taylor St. Griggs
O.E. Long
Panhandle Furniture and Stove Co
Furniture & Trading C
Care Globe
Postoffice
West 10Th Street
Jackson
St. Charles
Chas. L. Green
W. Lynch
Weliee Party
Capitol
Globe
Globe Office
Henry Jacobs
Clarence Warley
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