Monday Markets in Kansas City and Wichita Livestock
Kansas City reports 15000 cattle and 7000 hogs with dull trading. Prices include bee steers 8.50 to 10.75, cows 4.75 to 6.75, heifers 6.50 to 8.50, hogs top 13.15 and 12.65 to 14.05 for most sales, lambs 15.25 to 16.25, and stockers 6 to 8. Wichita listings show 4600 cattle steady with beef steers 7.50 to 9, cows and heifers 4.25 to 10, hogs 12.70 to 12.90, veal calves 3.50 to 8.50.
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Kansas City
Arizona Springs
Arizona
Wichita Livestock
Wichita
Fort Worth Livestock Prices and Bids Across Markets
Fort Worth reports cattle 5 550 with calves and stockers steady to mixed. Hogs 1 800 top at 13.00 with bulk 12.50 to 12.85 and pigs 8.00 to 11.00. Sheep 3 300 steady with samba 12.50 to 14.50 and yearlings 10.00 to 11.00. Chicago bids show hogs 36 000 slow top 13.50 and cattle slow with various price ranges. East St Louis hogs 21 000 steady top 12.65 and cattle 5 000 slow. Oklahoma City cattle 3 000 active top 9.75. hogs 1 000 lower bulk 12.30 to 12.85.
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Fort Worth
East St. Louis
Texas
Oklahoma City
New York
New Orleans
Dallas
Houston
Galveston
Wheat and grain trading notes and local obituaries
The page lists grain prices for Wheat Corn and Rye across May July and Sept futures, plus data for Kansas City cash grain and Amarillo markets. It also notes retirements and local remarks from officials and residents including W W Boyd Turner Hubby Landon Doak and L A Wells. A memorial service for Prof. E P Guentheer was held at West Texas State Teachers College.
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Wweee
Kansas City
E. P. Guentheer
West Texas State Teachers College
Amarillo Produce Price List for Poultry Eggs and Butter
An Amarillo market listing shows prices for hens of various weights, capons, turkeys, roosters, stags, packing stock butter, and eggs. Unit prices range from 2c to 50c per pound and per case, with specific weights and sizes indicated for hens, capons, and turkeys.
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al Tin
Lepordy Rous
Eess Springs
Broilers
Stags
Amarillo
K. D
Funeral for Hinson at Home of Parents
Funeral services were held at 3 p m for Tom Hinson found dead late Saturday night in a Grant street room Death was from a .45 pistol bullet through his heart The gun lay on the bed near his feet Two notes said to match Hinson handwriting were left for his wife The body was found by his wife who had returned from a dance Hinson had been jailed earlier that day on liquor charges and fled from county officers Investigators consider suicide The service was at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Albert Hinson 1002 Adams street Burial was in Llana cemetery under Griggs Undertaking Co Officers continue to investigate
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Tom Hinson
Grant Street
Hinson
County Oficers
Albert Hinson
Adams Street
Robert N. MacCallum
Joe Chambers
Y. E. Turnbo
A. J. Jerman
C. P. Nicholson
Ed. Fitzgerald
Bass Run Delights Palo Duro Club Anglers
In a one day haul at the Palo Duro club lake Judge Reeder and son Hoot led with two six pounders plus a five and three quarter and a five and a quarter. Don Bowie netted five and three quarters, H C Gentry five and a quarter that shrank to four and a half, Bill Rule three pounders, while George Maggard Sloan Kruser and Oscar Eckhart fished at Tascosa and reported plenty of anglers and few fish as the wind shifted east.
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Palo Duro Club
Judge Reeder
Hoot Reeder
H. C. Gentry
Don Bowie
Bill Rule
George Maggard
Sloan Kruser
Oscar Eckhart
Tascosa
Brooks Hurt in Auto Accident Doing Well
A. P. Brooks, barber, was run over at Seventh and Polk in a traffic mix up. He rests well at Northwest Texas hospital with painful injuries but no apparent fractures. Four boys Virgil Stalkup Melvin Mires Dad Holman and Aubrey Lemons are being questioned by police.
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A. P. Brooks
Seventh
Polk
Northwest Texas Hospital
H. H. Larson
Virgil Stalkup
Melvin Mires
Dad Holman
Aubrey Lemons
Marrs Opens Campaign HQ With Paschall In Charge
Campaign headquarters for Lon D. Marrs at 514 Taylor Street opened with J. C. Paschall in charge. Paschall invites voters to visit the office to discuss issues and support Marrs in the mayoral race.
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Marrs
Paschall
Lon D. Marrs
Taylor Street
J. C. Paschall
Mars
Hereford and Amarillo Tie at Amarillo Country Club
Hereford and Amarillo battled to a draw in golf at the Amarillo Country Club. Records kept by George Lindsay show each city with six wins and one match halved between Dr. Flamm of Amarillo and L. H. Foster of Hereford.
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Hereford
Amarillo
Amarillo Country Club
George Lindsay
Mr. Lindsay
Dr. Flamm
L. H. Foster
Hoover
Herbst
Greenhill
Wilkinson
Bivens
Mercer
Arnold
Pittman
Sikes
Fox
Crume
Bell
Newbold
A. A. Foster
Orr
Marrs
Smith
Clerk
Newby
Steckman
Currie
Holman
Rogers Cafe Becomes Merchants Cafe Under New Management
The Rogers cafe at 613 Polk street changes hands and will be known as Merchants Cafe. It closes for a thorough cleaning and reopens tomorrow under manager W Carter, promising top kitchen staff and affordable real food to draw repeat customers. The cafe occupies the former Darnell stand on a busy Volk street stretch.
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Rogers Cafe
Polk Street
Merchants’ Cafe
Amorrow Morning
W. Carter
Amarillo
Mr. Carter
Darnell Stand
Volk Street
Wichita Chamber To Visit Amarillo Twice
Wichita Kansas chamber of commerce plans a two visit to Amarillo with a program at the auditorium on April 30 after an April 27 arrival. O V Fannin faces district court today on liquor charges. Rievetas 118 West Tth Street is listed in the text.
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Amarillo
Wichita, Kan
Chamber of Commerce
Tion
O. V.fannin
Build with Bivins drives Amarillo election push
J N Beasley speaks on a strong Bivins Fisk Harris ticket winning by a landslide while voters seek to form a real city in Amarillo. J Ray and T W Cotten invite readers to check tonight's Globe for official statements as cloud cover rides Panhandle skies and Tucumcari shines. George Maggard notes S S Lord of Mistletoe Creameries in town as Fort Worth booster praises Amarillo. All grades Mobilon Amalie Sinclair at Tenth and Grant. Santa Fe New Mexican cites a water problem in Santa Fe New Mexico.
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J. N. Beasley
George Maggard
S. S. Lord
Mistletoe Creameries
Fort Worth
Walter Irvin on Detroit Ford plant mystery
Walter Irvin notes a new Ford factory in Detroit spanning 1700 feet by 600 feet filled with unseen machinery and wonders what its future use will be. He also mentions bike tires and a trip to The Fair at 113 West Seventh.
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Walter Irvin
Ford
Detroit
Canode Überrasch thief in home Sunday night
Hary Canode at 2006 Polk Street confronted a burglar in his house around 10 pm Sunday. The intruder dropped a bundle of loot and fled from the rear. A Black woman was released after being held briefly as a suspect by police this morning.
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Candode
Hary Canode
Polk Street
Tex Rickard Fined $7,000 in Fight Film Case
Tex Rickard the prominent fight promoter was fined seven thousand dollars by Federal Judge Bodine for conspiracy to violate the law on illegal transport of prize fight films. He and four co defendants were convicted in Trenton on March 19 over shipments of the Dempsey Carpentier fight films. The other four defendants also received fines.
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Associated Press
Newark
N. J
George L
Tex
Rickard
Bodine
Trenton
Dorothy Ellington Murder Trial Postponed for Sanity Review
The murder trial of 16 year old Dorothy Ellington was postponed for 24 hours in San Francisco to check her mental condition. She is charged with killing her mother in January after a dispute over jazz and joy rides.
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The
Associated Press
San Francisco
Sadan
Dorothy Ellington
Creative Salesmanship Discussed by Bill Adams
Bill Adams spoke at the Amarillo Advertising and Salesmanship Club luncheon at the Amarillo hotel. He urged salesmen to create desire for better things and stressed quality and service over price. The city commission and city manager will attend a club meeting on Monday April 20, with officers to be elected next week.
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Bill Adams
Amarillo
Adams
Dallas man to manage Amarillo hotel meals
E. L. Parker of Dallas takes charge of the Amarillo hotel food departments succeeding John Watson who resigned. Parker previously managed the Harvey House in town for years and has run the Texas Hotel coffee shop recently.
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Dallas
Amarillo
E. L. Parker
Amarillo Hotel
Parker
John Watson
Harvey House
Texas Hotel
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Alex Hyman & Co
Polk St
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Amarillo Grain
American Smelter
American Locomotive
Asphalt Obey
American Telephone
Central Leather
Colden
Reed Bee Wala
Ales Crucible Steel
General Motors
Kennicot
Oanebheyteng Corn Products
Middle States Oil
Mstiame
Pure Oil
Sinclair
Studebaker
Texasaco
Senor
W. W. Boyd
L. A. Wells
Virginia
Con
Washington and Lee University
Bill Goodloe
Kansas
W. 7Th
Wright Pris
Te Ipany
Seaferyd
Buchanan
Amarillo Cotton & Grain Exchange
F.C. Higgins
Mgr
Alex Hanan & Co
Self
Mrs
Joe Kemble
San Angelo
Mrs. Kemble
Mr. Kemble
Tenth
Grant
Will O'Brien
Brooks
Hereford and
Merchants Cafe
Kan
Rievetas
J. Ray
Globe
T. W. Cotten
C. W. Rogers
Charney Fisk
Panhandle
Tucumcari
Mobilon, Amalie and
Santa Fe, N. M
Santa Fe New Mexican
Tex Rickard
Dorothy
Anto Parts
el Paso
City Light & Water Company
Bivins-Harris-Fisk
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