Kansas City Livestock Market Report March 25
Regional cattle hog and sheep prices across Kansas City Wichita East St Louis Oklahoma City Chicago Fort Worth and Fort Worth markets showing steady to lower trends. Highlights include cattle steady to higher in some regions with beef steers 8 to 9.5 dollars and hogs 12.25 to 13.95 per cwt, plus varied calf lamb figures across several markets.
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Kansas City
Wichita
Kan
East St. Louis
Oklahoma City
Chicago
Fort Worth
Mare
Chicago Grain Market Wrap May July and Sept Prices
Unclear grain quotes show wheat corn and oats with May July and Sept figures. The passage also notes more than 10 000 French unemployed workers receiving state aid.
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France
Amarillo Produce Prices and poultry notes
Amarillo market list details prices for hens leghorn roosters turkeys and capons by weight and type. Includes butter eggs and filler prices with FOB Amarillo terms and case lots.
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Amarillo
F.O.B
$60 000 Confidence Game Ends With Missing Money
Pete Sirbu of Hannibal Missouri, claiming $60,000 for a stock exchange scam, handed the cash to two men after a long con. He and his wife traveled from Hot Springs Arkansas to meet supposed brokers, then returned with the money before realizing the ruse and reporting to police.
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Not Springs
Ark
Pete Sirbn
Hannibal
Stock Exchange
Miliens
Pete Sirby
Hot Springs Mountain
J. C. Hall
B. Holt
Hall
Sirbu
Franklin
Sirba
Sirby
Amarillo Grain Prices and Exchange Notices
Amarillo Cotton and Grain Exchange in Amarillo Texas lists wheat per bushel and maize per 100 pounds, with kafir and oats prices. The notice names F C Higgins manager and Alex Hyman and Co New Orleans as contacts, with phone 3004.
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Amarillo
Texas
F. C. Higgins
Mgr
Alex Hyman & Co
New Orleans
Oil market shifts and a street street scuffle in Amarillo
Oil stocks dip as Mexico taps a 100000 oil well and Gulf coast finds boost supply while gasoline reserves rise. A Polk street confrontation ends with a debt dispute between an Amarillo battery man and an out of town buyer who resists payment and leaves after a punch.
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Amarillo
Mexico
Gulf Coast
Polk Street
Sid
Battery man draws crowd on Polk Street
A battery man's energetic display near Polk Street drew lively crowds yesterday, with onlookers reacting to his vigorous methods and the ensuing excitement in the block.
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Polk Street
Betty Warren Injured by Truck in Narrow Escape
Seven year old Betty Warren daughter of Mr and Mrs Forrest Warren of 300 Virginia Avenue was knocked down and dragged several feet by a City Light and Water Co truck Tuesday afternoon. She escaped serious injury, suffered only shock and bruises and is resting well with a speedy recovery anticipated.
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Betty Warren
Forrest Warren
Virginia Avenue
City Light and Water Company
Betty
Starnes Testifies Miller Borrowed Pistol in Amarillo Trial
In Amarillo court, Vivian Starnes corroborates that Fred H. Holman lent Starnes a gun with eleven cartridges to dispose of spoons. Holman says Starnes returned it with five cartridges and asked him to keep quiet. The state expects more sensational cross examination.
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Starnes
Miller
Mary Suggs Adams
Tourist Inn
Hobart
Services for Spears Baby to Be Held Here Thursday
Eugene Spears three year old son of Mr and Mrs William Spears died at home in Los Angeles on March 20. Body arrived here over the Santa Fe at noon Wednesday and was taken by Griggs Undertaking. Funeral at 3 p m Thursday at the grandparents home 706 Johnson street with Pastor W S Hall of Holiness Church of Clovis officiating. Burial in Llano Cemetery.
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Eugene Spears
William Spears
Los Angeles
Santa Fe
Griggs Undertaking Company
H. L. Spears
Johnson Street
W. S. Hall
Holiness Church of
Clovis
Llano Cemetery
May Peterson to Sing Here in Panhandle Music Festival
Amarillo readers will hear May Peterson Thompson on the Panhandle Music festival's third day, Wednesday April 15. The self made singer rose from parson’s daughter in Wisconsin to study in Florence, funding tours by organizing concerts in Oshkosh and other towns, then teaching English to finance her lessons. She earned $500 for travel and studies, a testament to her resolve and talent.
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Wisconsin
May
Florence
Oshkosh
Italy
Mme. Barrocchia
Mrs Minnie Alice Johnson Dies at Brother's Home
Mrs Minnie Alice Johnson aged 59 died at her brother J D Cazzell's home at 2 pm Tuesday. Survived by four brothers and three sisters including C A Cazzell Denton W E Cazzell Amarillo J D Cazzell Amarillo and three sisters. Widow of J I Johnson. Member of Church of Christ. Criggs Undertaking is handling arrangements with funeral announcements to follow.
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Minnie Alice Johnson
Minnie Alies Johnson
J. D. Cazzell
C A. Cazzell
Denton
W. E. Cazzelle
I. C. Cazzell
Amarillo
J. M. Quiver
J. W. Wright
Shamrock
Texas Range Conditions Report Highlights Parched Lands
Washington reports weekly crop and weather summaries. Texas shows deterioration in winter wheat and oats, slow pasture growth except in areas with good rains, and frost damage to early trucks on March 15. Irrigated crops in good condition, rainfall aiding corn and cotton in the south, with mixed results across northern regions and dry soils hindering germination. Amarillo notes fair to good ranges in south and east Texas, poor in eastern New Mexico and southwest Texas, livestock fair with minor losses at Llano and Carlsbad.
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Washington
Texas
Amarillo
New Mexico
Llano
Carlsbad
New Plainview Chamber Chief Noted Manager
Floydada March 25 Special to The Globe Maury Hopkins secretary of the Floydada Chamber of Commerce resigns to become manager of the Plainview Board of City Development. Hopkins led Floydada's chamber for over three years as it grew into a top Panhandle organization. John Boswell steps down as Plainview secretary to relocate to Dallas.
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Globe Floydada
Maury Hopkins
Floydada Chamber of Commerce
Plainview
Fountain of Fire at Well Extinguished in Hutchinson County
A well fire at the New Domain well in block Y section 33 Hutchinson county, sparked by friction at 2,800 feet, burned for hours before steam extinguished it. Driller Charles Pollard was slightly burned as the derrick burned down. the blaze had sent a fountain more than fifty feet high while the well flowed 25,000,000 cubic feet of gas.
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Globe Pantex
Block Y
Hutchinson County
Charles Pollard
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Amarillo Cotton & Grain Exchange
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Crucible
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Westinghouse
J. A. Rogers
E. A. Simpson
Rogers
Mrs. Hobart
Magnolia Hotel
C. E. Ellis
W. F. Janson
W. A. Askew
Fuqua
Askew
H. H. Larsen
T. E. Miller
Patterson
Klan
C. M. Davis
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Potter County
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Spears Baby
May Peterson
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Globe
Wright Printing CO
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Griggs Funeral Chapel
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White É Kirk
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