Baby beef judged on Polk Street at cattlemen convention
Several hundred cattlemen and Amarillo residents watched 28 head of baby beef entered by Panhandle club members. Judge Albert Mitchell faced a tough task selecting winners as sale prices and cash prizes totaling about $400 drew near. Auctioneer Col Ray Barber of Hereford anticipated high bids for the calves later today.
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Baby Beef Club
Amarillo
Polk Street
Third
Fourth
Panhandle
Albert Mitchell
Albert, N. M
Panhandla Livestock Association
Col
Ray Barber
Hereford
Cecil Rouser
Kress
Grace Ray Bennett
Tactless Texan touts Big Bull as cattle group leader
Amarillo candidate boasts election as president of the Texas Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association and jokes about a stampede if he speaks. He credits the Big Bull ranch and praises the bull as the more essential of the two, while noting serenades by Simmons Cowboys and a droughtless week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Panhandle
Big Bull Ranch
Herring Hotel
Simmons
Texas
Old Tack
Cattle Raisers’ Group
Amarillo Letters Reflect Community Voices And Protests
A long reader column in Amarillo features letters and commentary on local politics, cattle business leadership candidates, and civic life. It includes appeals for fair reporting, tributes to ranchers, and calls for responsible public discourse amid market changes.
Kansas Livestock Head Elected President At Convention
W J Miller of Toe emerges as the youngest elected president of the Kansas Livestock association. He says mutual dependence with Texas cattle raisers shapes cross state cooperation and industry discussions. Resolutions favor adopting the Hock-Caper bill now pending in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
W. J. Miller
K Livestock Association
Texas
Miller
Kansas Association
Kansas Ciation
Diamond Dyes Offer True Home Tinting with Color Craft Free
An advertisement promotes Diamond Dyes for stocking tinting in rainbow shades in minutes with fifteen cents. It advises using true dyes, not synthetic tints, and claims reliable at home results. Free Diamond Dye Cyclopedia and Color Craft book are offered by mail from Diamond Dyes, Burlington, Vermont.
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Dept
Burlington
Vermont
Traitor Talk Sparks Badinage Over Loyalty
A sharp exchange erupts as critics attack denouncements of loyalty and call for loyalty redefining duty amid public debate. The exchange targets rhetoric, not policy, amid mood for accountability.
Hall County Editor Discusses Farm Development On Radio
J Claud Wells editor and owner of the Memphis Democrat spoke on WDAG about Hall County agricultural development and opportunities for new farmers. The Memphis chamber of commerce arranged the broadcast with Fort Worth and Denver railway support as part of the Panhandle farm development program. Wells said Memphis tracks the programs closely and the movement has generated strong local interest.
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Panhandle
Chambers of Commerce of Memphis
Goodnight
Floydada
WDAG
Hall County
J. Claud Wells
Memphis Democrat
Queen City
Upper
Red River Valley
Memphis Chamber of Commerce
Fort Worth
Denver Railway
Mr. Wells
Memphis
Crossword Puzzle Clue List Shows Riddled Phrases and Definitions
The page presents a mixed crossword puzzle with horizontal and vertical clues. Entries include Maize Snare Obese Opposite of a weather Valiant man striped camel hair cloth To tear Greedy Headgear Night preceding a holiday Inspired with reverential fear To allot One who misleads A see External opening of the nose Colored portion of the eye On top of Constellation Menae and more with various numbered hints for solvers.
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West Point
Menae
Puzzle Clues Fragment Leads to Heritage Word Grid
A fragmented list of crossword like clues includes terms for seeds bags candle entrance and more. It hints at a historical puzzle where terms like spindle wheel axis and snowshoe type appear alongside emotions swift angry and alleyways.
NO BULL BOYS IN TOWN ACCORDING TO TALE
A poem by J Walker Hunter laments the absence of bull boys amid a westward crowd. The speaker notes cowboys ride in and spurs jingling while guests from California Montana Illinois dance and mingle. The piece contrasts expected bull boy antics with their apparent missing presence, concluding they are actually here today in spirit.
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Amarillo
Nelson
West
California
Montana
Illinois
School Board Plans Beautification for Multiple Schools
Board of Education detailed ground improvements for several schools including Pleasant Valley Humphrey Highland Summit Fred Douglas and Mexican with trees grass and shrubs. New hires include Edna Pratt at Pleasant Valley G H Jones at San Jacinto and Leta Roberts Hale at Sanborn. Bond sale option discussed to save money over time.
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Board of Education
Pleasant Valley
Humphrey Highland
Summit
Fred Douglas
W. A. McIntosh
Wolflin
Wilson
McKinley
Edna Pratt
Blanche Hines
G. H. Jones
San Jacinto School
R. F E. Gatlin
San Jacinto Baptist Church
Buchanan Street
Leta Roberts Hale
Sanborn School
Nell Fotheringham
Teapot Dome Aides Deny No Report Agreement
Marsh denies any deal with Fred W. Upham of the Republican National Committee to avoid reporting contributions in 1923. He testifies before the Chicago committee that no such conversation occurred and asserts Democratic filings are complete.
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Fred W. Upham
Republican National Committee
Walsh
Montana
Marsh
Chicago
Irl G. Hipsley
A. V. Leonard
Upham
Congress
Democratic Party
Senator Walsh
Kansas City and East St Louis Livestock Markets Mixed
Market reports from Kansas City and East St Louis detail cattle, calves, hogs and sheep receipts with price ranges and trends. Cattle at Kansas City show varied moves while hogs and sheep shift. East St Louis notes steady to higher calf values and mixed steer interests, with regional price marks across live stock sectors.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
East ST. Louis
Oklahoma City
Chicago
The
Associated Press
Wall Street Stocks Rise Amid Broad Gains Across Sectors
New York stocks show broad advances with many major names such as General Electric, General Motors, Coca-Cola, IBM, and Union Pacific posting gains. Industrials, utilities, and automotive issues move higher as traders digest market rumors and corporate earnings outlooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allis Chalmers
Allied Chemical & Dy
Famous Players
Chicago & Alton
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Rock Island & Pacific
Mt Chile Copper
Ssemepecs
Chrysler
Coca-Cola
Esecee Colorado Fuel & Tron
Colorado & Southern Consolidated Cigars
Corn Products
Crucible Steel
Dodge Motors
Dupont de Nemour
Eastman Kodak
Radio Corp. of America
Republic Iron & Steel
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Pan-American Pe
Pennsylvania
Phillips Petroleum Producers & Refiners Pure Oil
Stewart-Warner
Texas Gulf
Texas Corporation - Texas & Pacific
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
Union Pacific U.S
Willys-Overland
Woolworth
Welter Semi Final Spotlight With Touted Matchups
The San Antonio challenger Reed is slated to face the rugged Catalino of Memphis after Toots Monat withdraws due to injury in San Angelo. Catalino, a noted heavyweight, has impressed Dempsey and vows a fast clash that could lead to a Mondt confrontation. Tickets at 508 1-2 Polk Street fund the Tri-State fair entertainment for visiting cattlemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golfino
San Angelo
Agaiine Reed
San Antonio
Monat
Catalino
Colorado
Memphis
Tennessee
Dempsey
Lewis
Mr. Mondt
Polk Street
Gas Station Regulation Case Reversed in Wichita Falls
The court holds that municipal power to protect health and welfare supports the ordinance restricting certain businesses near residences. It remands to Wichita County District Court to issue a permanent writ of injunction and voids prior injunctions. Penalty for violation up to 200 dollars per offense, with daily penalties for continued violation.
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Wichita Falls
District Court of
Wichita County
Amarillo Irrigation Contracts Reach 790 Total
Amarillo reports 790 irrigation contracts signed for summer water use. City auditor T. F. Cartwright says 8,000 residents should enroll to secure rates 20 to 27.5 percent lower than ordinary, with a higher minimum per consumer. Last day to sign is April 1. residents urged to visit the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
T. F. Cartwright
Mr. Cartwright
Parents urged to register names at Foster Furniture
The Parent Teachers association at the junior high seeks funds from Foster Furniture Company by having mothers register their names at 901 Taylor Street. L McNeil history teacher states the firm will pay ten cents per registered mother. Registration remains open until 6 30 this evening and hundreds have already signed.
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Foster Furniture Company
Taylor Street
L. McNeil
Guymon Chamber Plans Amarillo Good Will Visit
The Guymon Oklahoma chamber of commerce will lead a delegation of 50 businessmen to Amarillo for a goodwill visit. Weather conditions recently prevented Guymon citizens from traveling, according to the Board of City Development.
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Guymon, Oklahoma
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Groom
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Hartley
Wayne Hambrig
Hubert Duke
Betty Farley
Raymond Thompson
Hagtiae
Earl Duke
Jim Britten
Morris Shepherd
Post
Albert Britten
Ira Shepherd
Robert Thompson
Hart
W. A. Simmons
Bronville Atkinson
Dyer White
Woodrow Stewart
Spence Hall
Oline Roderick
Jim White
Texas Southwestern Fell Raisers Association
Raisers Association
Kernel
Rockus
Tack
Kansas
Wormie
Cur Rae
Washington
O. L. Walker
Claud McDaniel
Rom A
A. HS
Globe
Help Wanted
H. W. Conaway
Pierce St
the Globe
H. V. Conaway
CN. Pierce
Mrasmus Aex
Globe-News
Is, Silkie
J, Walker Hunter
Education Board
Oklahoma
NEW_ORLEANS
New Orleans
Liverpool
Weekly Report
New York
Weather Bureau
Mar
Aice
Ted Drow
Lee
Spaulding
Wisconsin
James E. Bennett & Co
Hegg
James E. Bennett
Toots Monat
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