Livestock and Oil Furnished by Alex Hyman & Co Fort Worth Markets
Port Worth market notes report cattle receipts 3 500 calves 1 500 and steady prices for beeves cows heifers stockers canners bulls calves yearlings with ranges. Hog receipts 3 300 and steady market with mids and common ranges. Sheep receipts 1 200 and steady with lambs yearlings ewes cubs goats wethers stocker sheep and feeder lambs priced. Kansas City horse hogs and cattle receipts also listed with ranges and shifts in values. Alex Hyman & Co is noted along with exchange information and contact details.
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Port Worth
Fort Worth
Tex
Kansas City
Amarillo Notes Include Church, Garden, and Military Updates
J. W. Hudson visits while twelve new members join Central Presbyterian. Mrs. J. A. Allard is critically ill. Local and visiting residents attend gatherings, travel, and family events. Garden winds disrupt planting. Col. C. T. Herring ships 320 head of cattle to multiple markets. Amarillo hosts 30 army reserve officers, a point of civic pride.
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J. W. Hudson
Adrian
Amarillo
Central Presbyterian Church
J. A. Allard
Bright
Harrison Street
Paffiview
Bolko
Okla
Ola Thurman
Grace Walker
Thelma McHendry
Neal Meades
H. R. Clayton
Martin
Canyons
San Jacinto
I. Ft. Huckabee
Ben Golding
Jimmy
Ben
Bill Kenyon
United States
True Story of Woodrow Wilson and Tumulty secrets
The article recounts Wilson’s evolving view of his private secretary Joseph Tumulty, noting initial prejudice and later appreciation for Tumulty’s loyal service. It covers the 1916 break, Tumulty’s disputed book and messages, failed reunion attempts, and a 1924 New Jersey senatorial suggestion to honor Tumulty.
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Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
White House
Joseph P. Tumulty
Mr. Wilson
Tumulty
United States
Joseph Patrick
Saturday Evening Post
A Wilson
America
Amaroilgo Produce Prices From Swift and Company
Swift and Company lists current pay rates for farm produce including hens over and under 4 pounds at 17 and 14 cents per pound, springs and broilers at 20 and 15 cents, roosters at 6 cents, turkeys hens 12 cents and toms 12 pounds and over, butter mold-free, and eggs per case at 5.25 dollars.
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Swift and Company
Cobb Seeks Game Protection for Migratory Birds
Kentucky writer and sportsman Cobb urges Congress to pass the Game Refuge Bill to save wild fowl. He argues drainage has reduced nesting grounds, democratize hunting, and fund the Migratory Bird Protection Fund with a one dollar license. funding aids refuges and bird protection, with support from major national groups.
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Irving. Cobb
Kentucky
America
Mr. Cobb
Congress
House
Treasury
Migratory Bird Protection
Canada
The
American Game Protective Association
National Association of Audubon Societies
American Forestry Association
National Federation of Women’s Clubs
American Legion
National Grange
Mrs J H Oneal Dies In Tulia Home
Mrs J H O Nealla died in her Tulia Texas home Saturday night at 10 oclock after long illness She is survived by her husband J H O Neall three sons Leonard Hubert and Van O Neall and two daughters Mrs Sam Reeves of Dim mitt and Mrs W D Haney of Tulsa Funeral services not yet arranged.
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Tulia
Texas
J. H. O'Neall
J. H. O’neall
Leonard
Hubert
Van _O'Neall
Sam Reeves
Dimmitt
W. D. Haney
Tulsa
New Town Near Floydada to Rise at Antelope School House
A new town is being built near Floydada at Antelope school house. A post office may be established, with a gin store filling station blacksmith shop and several residences under construction. Named Bailey after Senator Joe Bailey the town centers on F M Dougherty led plans with Jed and Charley Nickels building the new gin.
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Panhandle
Antelope School House
Floydada
Bailey
Joe Bailey
F.M. Dougherty
Jed
Charley Nickels
J. A
Nickels
Collins Grocery Company
Dougherty
Leonard Adams Dies in Amarillo Pneumonia Death
Leonard Adams a well known Negro resident of Amarillo died today in a local hospital from pneumonia. He had been employed by Buick Cadillac company during his illness and had worked for several local firms during his residence here.
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Leonard Adams
Amarillo
Buick- Cadillac
Greer Pleads Not Guilty in Denver Killing Attempt
Horace A. Greer former chauffeur for film star Mabel Normand appeared in Los Angeles court entering a not guilty plea to charges of attempting to kill Courtland S. Dines of Denver during a New Year party at Dines home. Superior Judge Crail set Greer a trial date of April 17.
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Greeer
Los Angeles
Horace A. Greer
Mabel Normand
Courtland S. Dines
Denver
Dines
Crail
Greer
Mrs P A Cooper Informs Of Fathers Death
Mrs F A Cooper received word from Yoakum Texas of the death of her father W S Woolsey aged 77 cause of death was hardening of the arteries He is survived by six daughters and one son including Mrs Harry Townsley Dalhart Mrs Effie Browne Mrs M Dunn Mrs James Scott Mrs Purell Miller Yoakum Mrs B Buchanan Gonzales Texas and Nathan Woolsey Yoakum Mrs Cooper and two children left for Yoakum to attend the funeral.
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F. A. Cooper
Yoakum
Texas
W. S. Woolsey
Woolsey
Harry Townsley
Dalhart
Amarillo
Effie Browne
M. Dunn
James Scott
Purell Miller
Bradley 38 Dies in Amarillo Hospital
W T Bradley aged 38 died at a local Amarillo hospital after a year of illness. Survived by widow and three children Hazel 14 Frank 5 Alone 3. Funeral services set for 10 30 from Grigat chapel conducted by Rev Harry Daniel Church of Christ. Burial in Llano cemetery. Home 404 North Taylor Street. Bradley was a bumper by trade and well regarded.
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Tt. Bradley
Bradley
Hazel
Frank
Grigat Chapel
Harry Daniel
Church of Christ
Llano
North
Taylor Street
Trap Shoot Results Highlight O Holland High Score
O Holland led the Mae Gun Club trap events with 44 of 50 targets hit yesterday. In doubles, C A Willmering and Duffy topped with 19 of 24.
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O. Holland
Mae Gun Club
C. A. Willmering
Duffy
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Kansas City Grain Close
Amarillo Cotton & Grain Exchange
New Orleans
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Mgr
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Daeaeus
Wwe
Neues Kafir
Orleans
Waco
Dallas
New York
Lyeston Pe
Atchison
Sean Baldwin Locomotive
Chalmers
Sees
We & Tae
Cosden
General Motors Wee
Kennicott Ewe
Aes
PWS
Tom Es Alot
Marland P
Leslie Williams
Taylor St
I. 0
Alex M. Mood Lawyer
Polk
Tenth Street
East 16Th
Cobb
Irvin S. Cobb
J. H. O'Neala
Daily Globe
P. A. Cooper
Father
W. T. Bradley
Amarillo Hospital
van Buren Streets
Mount Hope
Just
H. H. Hall
Balconade
White & Kirk
Moon Mullins
Howdy
Golly
Guy McGraw
Hughey
Mr.mullins
Moon
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