Fort Worth and Kansas City Livestock Markets Report
Fort Worth market activity March 25 shows cattle receipts 1400 with steady prices across beef, cows, heifers and calves. hogs 1200 with steady market. sheep and goats noted with steady trends. Kansas City March 25 reports cattle receipts 7000 with steadier beef prices for steers and yearlings, hogs 10000 mostly lower to shipper, with typical weight-based price ranges and sows priced around 6.30 to 6.50.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Kansas City
Kansas City Grain Prices and Orders Report
Wheat futures show July at 95 percent bid with May activity. September bids noted for Thige futures. Corn July at 74 1/2 cents asked. May oats at 45 1/4 cents. Santa Fe orders 10,000 ears from American and Foundry and 10,000 from Pullman company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Gratin
The
Santa Fe
American and Foundry Company
Pullpian Company
Chicago
Kansas City
Waco
Dallas
New Orleans
New York
Houston
Galveston
Fort Worth
Med
I.a' Pry
Bee
Tone Steady
Ana New Orlans
Cotton Open High Low Close
Atice
American Smeltere Hee Rutchison Aw
Senese
American Telephone
Baldwin Locomotive Vnde
Central Leather
Chalmers
Crucibl Steel
Errevras
Cosden
Ieee
F & Ot
Ae Ghee Ee . & P. Coal Ma Ou
Aes Steel
Ise Ease
Betes Ee
Westinghou “Ee
Bwlmee Philips Peer
Amarillo Produce Prices From Swift & Co.
Swift & Co quoted today’s Amarillo produce prices for Hens 4 Ibs and over at 16c per lb and under 4 Ibs at 18c. Springs and broilers 18c. Roosters old per dozen? Eggs, fresh per case. Turkeys Hens 18c, Toms 12 Ibs and over old toms and butter mold-free 16c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Swift & Co
Lée Springs
Offset Drilling Rushed on Burnett Properties
The report notes rapid drilling activity on Burnett properties in Carson county. Multiple wells including Silk No 2 Burnett and Texas Company No 3 Burnett are under rotary drilling, swabbing, or nearing pay zones around 2900 to 3000 feet. Silk Bullington & Clark No 1 Burnett shows ~300 barrels daily with stored crude in Silk tanks.
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American Refining Company of
Wichita Falls
Burnett
Carson County
W. W. Silk
Texas No
Texas Company
Gusher, Texas Co
Silk
Bullington & Clark
Texas Company No. 1
Mary C. Burnett
Carson
Gulf No
Interest grows around Pampa oil and gas activity
Wilcox Oil and Gas sets two new locations in Gray County near Pampa with 20,000,000 cubic feet of daily gas and oil production planned. Locations include Coombs Worley and Wilson ranches with 6 and 10 inch pipe lines. Additional wells logged favorably near Carson County and a Sedgwick Bros. ranch site near NE quadrant of section 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Holmes
Morse
East Gray
Carson County
Pampa
Phil Engel
Wichita Falls
Sedgwick Bros. Ranch
Extensive drilling in Panhandle field reported by Henry Hall
The Panhandle oil field sees major drilling campaigns with new products storage and pipeline work after Texas Companies No 1 Burnett in section 114 block 5 of the S Burk Burnett 6666 pasture near Carson and Hutchinson counties began producing after two years. Lease demand in nearby Osage and Carson areas runs high with $12 500 per acre paid in Oklahoma and values near $1 000 an acre in Carson for favorable terms. Pipelines lower costs and a 1500 pound pump push crude toward a 55 000 barrel storage tank two miles southeast of the well as observers await further developments.
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Panhandle
Texas Companies
Burnett
S. Burk Burnett
Carson
Hutchinson
Okage Reservation
Oklahoma
Carson County
Burbank
Amarillo
Carson Hutchinson County
Texas
Mystery over Jesse Smith death blamed on graft
Washington lawmakers voice new hints on Jesse Smith death in Attorney General Daugherty's apartment. Representative Oliver says Smith's brains were blown out, no autopsy or inquest performed, and alleges Smith was a graft collector whose money funded the U S attorney general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jesse Smith
Daugherty
Oliver
New York
United States
Paris
Allied Commission
Charles @. Dawes
Chicago
France
Germany
M. Maginot
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Treasury
Andrew Mellon
Senate
James Couzens
Michigan
Albert Hall Harris
New York Central Railroad
Alfred H. Smith
Harry M. Daugherty
Smith
Teres Committee
Counterfeit $20 Bills In Circulation Across Region
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta reports a surge in fake twenty dollar notes found in circulation. Authorities warn the public to scrutinize currency and contact local banks or police if suspicious bills are detected.
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Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
Hutchinson County Oil Operators Move to Test Wells
Hutchinson County operators plan immediate testing for the No. 1 Weath erly near section 17, block Y. Amarillo capital backs several wells with projections of 10,000,000 feet of gas daily and 300 barrels of high grade oil. Drilling on the Smith No. 1 site will start next month with six inch pipe at 3,100 feet. Five Hutchinson wells near completion mark a proven oil territory.
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Plains Oil Company
Block Y
Hutchinson County
Texas
Amarillo
Holmes, McIlroy and McGee No
Smith
Holmes, Mellroy and McGee
Western Enterprise Et al No
Amarillo Capital
South Hutchinson
Skeptics Day at Oil Fields Planned
Amarillo business men plan a Friday trip to the oil fields to inspect developments and oil prospects. Seventeen cars are signed for a hoped for one hundred participants, with lunch brought by each attendee. Cars depart the Amarillo hotel at 9 30 in the morning and twelve wells are active within a few miles of Texas No 1 Burnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Board of City Development
Burnett
Tasks Mapped Out for Fair Officials in Amarillo
Amarillo Tri State exposition plans organized with a full board and committees for each department. R T Emmitt to lead as president with O V Vernon as secretary treasurer and J W Crudgington plus C T Herring as vice presidents.
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Amarillo Tri- State
Panhandle
R. T. Emmitt
O. V. Vernon
Board of
City Development
J. W. Crudgington
C. T. Herring
Ross D. Rogers
Ernest O. Thompson
W. H Fuqua
J. L. Nunn
J. N. Riggs
W. O. Gatton
John McKnight
Frank Sewell
Texhoma
J. D. Hamlin
Farwell
Sam Braswell
Clarendon
E. W. Bowen
Tucumcari
R. P. Smythe
Plainview
Panhandle Builder's McAllister to Clarendon trip
R B McAllister of Panhandle Builders' Supply Co. travels to Clarendon tomorrow. He lives at 1407 Hughes Street. North side residents are invited to meet at Second Baptist Church at 410 N. Pierces at 7:30 tonight to elect trustees for Buchanan Street Church.
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R. B. McAllister
The
Panhandle Builders’ Supply Co
Clarendon
Mr. McAllister
Hughes Street
Second Baptist Church
N. Pierces
Buchanan Street
Amarillo Growth Surge Promises Busy Spring and Summer
Amarillo Pioneers growth with conventions and new businesses as the city expands its role in agriculture industry and trade. Dr Colin Ross plans to write about Amarillo for German newspapers while expansions include poultry schools and new branch offices.
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Amarillo
Colin Ross
Amarillo and the Panhandle
Ross
Pacific Ocean
Orient
Amarillo Architects Plan Seven New Panhandle Schools
Amarillo architects draft plans for seven new Panhandle schools with total projected cost of 325000 dollars. The effort outlines construction priorities and funding needs for the district expansion.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
Community leaders assign duties for fair exhibit setup
A local meeting outlined committee roles for sanitation rates poultry trees and flowers utilities ticketing and bookkeeping. Key figures include Dr J R Wrather T Loren Dr W R Duke Earl Curry and Henry Gooch with departments for exhibits domestic science and schools and Boy Scouts supervision.
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J. R. Wrather
T. B. Gallaher
C. B. Davis
I. W. Land
John B. Gilvin
S. J. Cole
H. FR. Bozeman
W. O. Gatton
A. N. Olver
Earl Curry
W. R. Duke
W. B. McDonald
E. F. Lair
H. W. Galbraith
John Fain
Errick Beecroft
Earl Fuqua
Wayne J. Smith
C. J. Blackburn
Joseph Marizon
I. H. Davies
W. A. Fisk
Nelle Horsbaugh
Anna Bower
W. A. McIntosh
Howard Trigg
T. H. Nelson
Boy Scouts
Flower
Local Budget Committee Members Named in City Report
Ion C Cunningham A Alenius and C P Atwood listed as key figures. Walter Barlow will oversee jobbers and manufacturers with Harmony Benton in the boys department Anna Bower in the girls department W A Mowler in pet stock and Barl Curry handling fire protection R T Emmitt W O Gatton A N Olver Col T Herring and Ross Rogers named to the essential budget committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ion C. Cunningham
A. Alenius
C. P. Atwood
Walter Barlow
Harmon Benton
Anna Bower
W. A. Mowler
Pet
Barl. Curry
R. T. Emmitt
W. O. Gatton
A. N. Olver
Col. <. T. Herring
Ross Rogers
Hunter Funeral to Be Held in Cuero Texas
Willis Hunter aged 63 died yesterday morning in a local hospital. His funeral is set for Cuero Texas with brief services at Griggs chapel Monday night led by H W Virgin. Survived by widow a daughter Mrs H F Barnett of Amarillo two brothers F J Hunter of Decatur and Tom Hunter of Kennedy and five sisters Mrs W F Harros Cuero Mrs T A Cillett Austin Mrs W E O Neal Mineral Wells Mrs M M Wolf Houston Mrs John HUGHENHuyze Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Hunter
Cuero
Tex
Griggs Chapel
H. W. Virgin
First Baptist Church
W. F. Harros
T.A. Cillett
Austin
W. E. O'Neal
Mineral Wells
M. M. Wolf
Houston
John Hughenhuyze
Texas
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Alex Hyman & Co
Polk St
Burnett Properties
Panhandle Field
Henry Hall
Walter Blackburn
G. C. Odom
A. N.olvér
F. B Simpson
Cunningham
H. E. Bozeman
Southwest
John Gilvin
N. C. Ferguson E. P. Small
J. A. Bush
KE. F. Lanham
Ted Nealy
Mr. Clark
Tri- State
Board of Directors
W. M. Adams
E. L. Roberts
G. B. Coe
A. Douglass
Harry T. Meyers
Cai Farley
Lee Williams
Axel Alenius
Lindsay Nunn
John Gordon
R. P. Parcells
Tony Chisum
F. L. Beer
Chage
Henry Ansley
Waugh & Shaffer Carnival Company
Amarillo Cotton & Grain Exchange
W. Parkins
Mgr
Andreww Meilon M.maciners
GEN Cartes Gdaves Jissre Srr
Ayorri Hav Harars
Johnston & Larimer Dry Goods Co
Wichita
Kan
D. A. Morton
Muleshoe
Bailey County
Hale Center
City Commission of
Ford Dealers
United States Bureau of Mines
San Jacinto
Traction Company
Canadian River
Canadian
Panhandle Plains
Tulsa
Miami
Spearman
Canyon
Memphis
Vega
Guymon
Lubbock
Burnett Ranch
Weils
Amarillo Distributors
Big Four” Railway Brotherhoods
Devil’s Kitchen
Palo Duro Canyon
North Plains
Castro County
Col. C. T. Herring
West Texas
New Mexico
Hansford
Moore and Lipscomb
Dumas
Dalhart
Hereford
Claude
Perryton
Crosbyton
Lockney
Brownfield Baptists
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Cotton Mills Corporation
Plains
State Board of Engineers
Tascosa
Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
Texas Wheat Growers’ Association
Texas Grain Sorghum Association
Wheat Growers’ Association
Hunter
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