Fort Worth and Kansas City Livestock Prices March 27
Fort Worth Texas cattle receipts 1 700 with calves 800 and steady market beeves 3 50 to 8 00 cows 3 00 to 8 00 heifers 8 00 to 8 00 calves 2 00 to 7 50 hog receipts 1 500 steady with medium 2 35 to 7 45 mixed 7 25 to 7 35 light 7 00 to 7 25 common 3 50 to 5 25 pigs 3 50 to 6 50 sheep 200 steady lambs 12 50 to 16 25 yearlings 10 00 to 12 50 ewes 8 00 to 10 00 culls 2 00 to 3 00 goats 1 50 to 3 75 wethers 8 59 to 10 50 stocker sheep 6 00 to 8 00 feeder lambs 10 00 to 13 75 Kansas City Missouri cattle receipts 2 000 calves 500 better beef steers and yearlings strong others steady best weighty steers 10 50 yearlings 10 10 beef cows 4 50 to 6 50 canners and cutters 2 35 to 5 75 stockers and feeders scarce about steady bulk early sales 6 50 to 7 49 hog receipts 7 500 5 to 10 cents higher top 7 20 desirable 190 to 300 pound averages 7 10 to 7 20 one load to traders 7 25 packing sows 6 35 to 6 45
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Fort Worth
Tex
Kansas City
Mies
Kansas
New York
New Orleans
Waco
Dallas
Houston
Neues
Galveston Fort Worth
American Smelter
Atchison American Locomotive Fe
American Telephone
Baldwin Locomotive Stew
Central Leathe Ork
Chalmers Beate
Steel
Sates Tse Ees Eie
Otadinghouse Ee
Phillips Petroleum Pee
Standard Oil
Eee Nee Ae
Nellery
Amarillo Produce Prices From Swift & Co Today
Swift & Co quotes prevailing Amarillo produce prices today including hens four pounds and over at 11 cents per pound, hens under four pounds at 11 1/2 cents, springs and broilers 18 cents, roosters old 6 cents, turkeys hens over 12 pounds 12 cents, toms over 12 pounds 10 cents, butter 16 cents, eggs fresh per case four dollars eighty cents.
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Amarillo
Swift & Co
Wilborn Brothers Tank Makers Lead Regional Market
Wilborn Brothers, water and oil tank manufacturers, claim exclusive output in a vast region from Wichita Falls to Wichita and from El Paso to Denver. Amarillo plant on Fillmore Street shows $35,000 working capital and projected yearly volume above $70,000 with four 12,000 gallon tanks shipped to Runnels county. Tanks welded by acetylene then pressure tested and leak-checked with soapy wash. Firm employs several men and foresees steady long term growth.
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Willborn Brothers
Wichita Falls
Wichita
Kan
el Paso
Denver
Amarillo
Fillmore Street
Fort Worth
Runnels County
Ballinger
Winters
Funeral services pending for Amarillo resident Douglass Defenbaugh
Douglass Defenbaugh 63 died at home 1107 Johnson Street at 1 AM. Survived by widow and two sons C. O. Defenbaugh Amarillo and W. D. Defenbaugh Peoria Ill. Member of Central Presbyterian church Modern Woodmen of America and Odd Fellows. Body in state at Griggs Undertaking Co until 6 PM Friday then to family home. Funeral plans to be announced after relatives arrive.
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Douglass Defenbaugh
Johnson Street
C. O. Defenbaugh
Amarillo
W. D. Defenbaugh
Peoria
Ill
Defenbaugh
Central Presbyterian Church
Modern Woodmen of America
The
Odd Fellows
Griggs Undertaking Company
Motor Car Stolen Here In January Recovered
M. W. Cunningham's Cole Eight motor car stolen in Amarillo January 4 has been recovered at El Dorado Kansas. Melvin Davis and Melvin Conley are held by the El Dorado sheriff. They have waived requisition and will be brought to Amarillo. Cunningham is connected with the Amarillo Oil company.
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M. W. Cunningham
Amarillo
el Dorado
Kaw
Melvin Davis
Melvin Conley
Less Whitaker
Davis
Corney
Sheriff Whitaker
BE Dorado
Mr. Cunningham
Dr. Parcells
W. W. Silk
Wichita Falls
Panhandle
Mother Roses Delights West Texas Teachers College Audience
Elizabeth Rose known as Mother Roses addressed West Texas State Teachers College students and out of town guests in Canyon. At 72 she spoke under the direction of the Union Board of Evangelical Churches of America, introduced by Rev. Milo Atkinson of Amarillo's First Christian church.
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Canyon
Tex
Elizabeth Rose
Claude Parent-Teachers Vote to Join State Groups
Claude Texas March 27 The Claude Parent-Teacher association met in the high school. A vote carried to merge the association with the Texas Congress of Mothers and the Parent-Teacher groups.
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Claude
Tex
Claude Parent-Teacher As Association
Texas Congress of Mothers
Parent-Teacher Associations
Rotary Club Sells Ideas At Meeting In Amarillo Hotel
Walter McSpadden pitched three selling concepts to Amarillo Rotary members at the hotel gathering. He urged top performance in town and business and promoted advertising with electrical signs. Announcement was made of Wichita Falls trip signups and a mock Rotary program by Junior Club students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter McSpadden
Rotary Club
Amarillo
Wichita Falls
Dana Thomas Harmon
Hoyt Boyles
Wayne Wesben
R. L. Austin
Carrol Griggs
Frank Holland
Gus Thomas
Eugene Gordon
Karl Miller
Allen Heater
Melvin Beniseh
O. V. Vernon
Panhandla
Scouts Govern Themselves At Palo Duro Canyon Camp
Local scout masters announce a self governing camp on the Palo Duro Canyon with city like structure elections for camp officers. Amarillo Boy Scouts grow more active as 30 boys join Troop No 13 formed Friday night in San Jacinto heights.
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Palo Duro Canyon
Amarillo
Boy Scouts
San Jacinto Heights
Scout Leaders Meet Prep For Northwest Texas Conference
A program prepared for the Northwest Texas Boy Scout Leaders conference to be held in Amarillo May 20 and 21 features L. L. McDonald and other veterans. The event invites men over 18 working with scouts from 25 Panhandle counties. In Austin the Texas flag at half mast honors M. E. Rosser of Snyder who represented the 105th district in the 36th and 37th legislatures.
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Northwest Texas
Amarillo
Panhandle
L. L. McDonald
Austin
Tex
State Capitol
M. E. Rosser
Snyder
Rosser
Amarilloan's Nephew Dies in Texas
George B. Hayes of the City Light and Water department learned of the death in Hillsboro Texas of his nephew Hstille Hayes.
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Amarilloan
Die
George B. Hayes
City Light & Water Company
Hillsboro
Tex
Hstille Hayes
Dorset Carter Visits Louisiana Oil Man on Dallas Trip
Dorset Carter an Oklahoma City oil man spent yesterday in Dallas and will return to Amarillo Friday as part of his regional travel itinerary.
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Dorset Carter
Oklahoma City
Dallas
Amarillo
Sheriff Makes Raid on Lincoln Street
The sheriff's office conducted an unexpected raid on Lincoln street last night. Five men and two women are involved. Sheriff Whitaker said he would present the case facts to the grand jury this afternoon.
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Lincoln Street
Whitaker
Grand Jury
Pacifist Students Face Possible Church Discipline
Bishop Thomas L. Nicholson of the Chicago Area Methodist Church indicates disciplinary action may be taken against pacifist students at Northwestern University and Northwestern College at Naperville. About 150 theology students pledged to abolish war by refusing military service. He says the pledge does not reflect official church policy and conducts a quiet investigation.
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Upited
Chicago
Thomas L. Nicholson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Northwestern University
Northwestern College
Naperville
Ill
Methodist Church
Nicholson
Plans Approved for Slaton High School Building
Plans have been approved for the $125,000 Slaton High School building. Bids will be opened on April 10. Architect E. T. Rittenbury drew the plans. The Slaton school is modeled after the Canyon high school in some respects and represents the latest in school building architecture.
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Slaton
E. T. Rittenbury
Canyon High School
Wildorado to Build New Brick School House
Wildorado 18 miles west of Amarillo will construct an $18 000 brick school building with four classrooms and an auditorium. School board members C M Grisham and B F Ozee were in Amarillo to authorize Kerr and Walsh to draw plans. construction bids are due April 19 after bonds were recently voted and sold.
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Wildorado
Amarillo
C. M. Grisham
B. F. Ozee
Kerr & Walsh
Representatives chosen for meet in Clarendon
Gerald Huff and Thomas Thompson will represent Amarillo Saturday in a triangular track and a tennis meet. They won yesterday afternoon over Albert Reville and Lane McAfee, Lewis Lahn will be the singles representative. Amarillo McLean and Clarendon high schools will compete in track and Amarillo McLean and Clarendon College in tennis.
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Gerald Huff
Thomas Thompson
Amarillo
Albert Reville
Lane McAfea
Lewis Lahn
McLean
Clarendon
Clarendon College
Amarillo Citizen Seeks Correct Personal Identity
Grigsby Mathis of 415 North Fifth Street clarifies he is not the Slim Mathis convicted of bootlegging. He says friends tease him about the charge and fears others may misjudge him. Mr Mathis states he has lived in Amarillo for several years.
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Grigsby
Mathis
North Fifth Street
Mr. Mathis
Amarillo
Architect Kerr to tour cities for fair buildings
L A Kerr of the Kew and Walsh firm and the Tri State fair architects will soon depart for an inspection trip. He will visit Dallas Fort Worth Abilene and other successful fair cities to gain ideas for future structures. Also in town today were Claude visitors B H Conner Miss Kalsey Hunt Luke Bagwell R A Campbell and Mrs B C Wooldridge.
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L. A. Kerr
Kew & Walsh Architect
Mr. Kerr
Dallas
Fort Worth
Abilene
B. H. Conner
Kalsey Hunt
Luke Bagwell
R. A. Campbell
B. C. Wooldridge
Cotton Grain Stocks Provisions Amarllo Exchange Report
Amarillo Cotton and Grain Exchange notes listings for Amarillo Texas with broker J W Parkins manager and Alex Hyman and Co New Orleans as contact points. Trade items include cotton grain and provisions with pricing and availability details for buyers and sellers.
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Amarillo Cotton & Grain Exchange
AmarilLo
Texas
Alex Hyman & Co
New Orleans
J. W. Parkins
Mgr
Local residents and visitors list in Amarillo social notes
A roundup of names and arrivals shows Lloyd Bassett from Washburn and Ina Gregg from Hereford visiting Amarillo. others include C. S. Terry from White Deer and R. W. Simmons of Miami. Community updates note new births, operations, and local events such as a Democratic convention at Fly-Barton drug store.
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C. S. Terry
White Deer
Ina Gregg
Hereford
B. F. Ozee
Wilderaday
R. W. Simmons
Miami
Amarillo
O. O. Baker
Happy
D. R. Burns
Wildorado
R. J. Justice
Fort Worth Steel & Machinery Co
M. M. Bonner
Plainview
R. A. Pittman
Pittman-Paige Motor Co
Floydadk
O'Malley Chosen as Pastor for Amarillo Church
The Rev. F. W. O'Malley of OP ham Texas has accepted a call to be pastor of the First buristian church in Amarillo. He will begin May 1. O'Malley, 51, has led churches in Louisville Riverside Muncie Temple and Bonham and has a son at Texas University. His wife is noted as a church and social worker. Also noted, Mr BE H Smith returned from Childress county after dipping 5000 cattle.
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R. A. Ford
Bobbie Vickers
Pampa
C. H. Nunnelley
Mast Thirteenth Street
G. O. Neal
Continental Supply Company
Amarillo
J. Q. Herrin
Capulin
N. M
Clarente Walton
Bellview
G. Wardy
Lewis Duke
Johnson Street
J. Hall
Taylor Street
Northwest Texas Hospital
Fly-Barton Drug Store
Wallace
Claude
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
F. W. O'Malley
Opham
Texas
O'Malley
Louisville
Riverside
Cal
Muncie
Indiana
Temple
Tex
BE. H. Smith
Childress County
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Polk St
Seissr
Kansas City Livestock
Chicago Grain Futures Wheat
Wilborn Company
Mother Ross
Canyon College
McSpadden
Amarillo Art School
Polk
J. W. Thompson
East 4Th St
Bishop
Grigsby Mathis
Kerr
White Elephant Cafe
Eaat 4Th St
Leslie Williams
Taylor S
F. Hall
E. 7Th Street
Nunn Bldg
H. C. Wright
Blackburn Bidg
Pohen
Davis Auto Parts CO
Wreckers
E Third St
Lloyd Bassett, Washburn
P. K. Crum
C. C. Kuykendall
Bill Askew
Frank Horton
Shreveport
Denver City
Nora D. Mills
Trinidad, Colo
Mrs. S. Richardson
Alabama Street
Bollinger
Pierce Street
St. Anthony's Sanitarium
Mathis Richards
North Buchanan Street
Beckwith Plumbing CO
Cleveland
AMI
Sunshine Dry Cleaning
Christian Church
F. W. Malley
Bonham, Tex
Polk Street
Gitz
Amarillo Texas
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