Tuesday Markets Show Mixed Livestock and Oil Prices
Wichita report lists hogs mainly 12.35 to 12.56, cattle uneven with steers 5.00 to 9.59 and cows 4.25 to 10. Bulls 3 to 5.50. Illinois and other cities show varied hogs and cattle prices, with Chicago hogs 12 to 13.10 and cattle 11.25 to 12.50. Oklahoma and Kansas City figures fluctuate, while stockers and sheep also noted.
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Wichita Livestock
Wichita
Oklahoma City
California
Kansas City
March
Poultry and Packing Stock Prices From Amarillo Market
Listing of weights and prices for hens capons and turkeys, per pound and per case, including live poultry and packing stock delivered to Amarillo. Prices shown for 4 lb hens, 7 lb capons, 5 to 7 lb capons, and various turkey weights, plus egg cases and filler sets.
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Amarillo
Oregon Private Schools Face Supreme Court Test in 1926 Law
A 1922 Oregon law banning private and parochial schools and mandating public schooling for ages 8 to 16 is before the U S Supreme Court. The case, brought by Hill Military Academy and the Society of Jesus and Mary, questions federal state control over education as Oregon plans to admit about 12 000 private school students if upheld.
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Washington
Oregon
United States Supreme Court
Ku Kluy
Hill Miliary Academy
Society of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary
Seven Day Adventists
Missionary Society of the Protestant Episcopal Church
United States
van Winkle
High Tribunal
Commodity price list shows mixed grain and feed values
Prices for Milo maize, kafir, oats and various No 1 to No 4 mixed grains, including rye and white oats, with per bushel figures around 1.35 to 1.55 for milling grains and mixed lots. Several entries show prices in the 1.00 to 1.40 range for feed grains and corn products.
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Milo Maise
Wee Citeg
AG Kafir
Cg Eeep
Eb Sachs
Milo— Nor Ts Beedad
NOR Re Sea
Bly—Nos
Wheat prices slide further in Chicago trade
Chicago market opened with a broad price drop as grain values declined. Wheat led losses with another 64 1/2 cents per bushel fall, pushing May wheat to around 140 percent, before a brief market reaction amid ongoing selling pressure.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Tom Cat and Fish Killer Scares Trail Town
The tale centers on James Christakis of Crystal cafe who bought two goldfish Monday and vanished at the White Kitchen. John the big black tom cat raided the kitchen Monday night but did not reach the second fish on Taylor street. One fish was recovered with teeth marks. officials believe John ate the other.
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James Christakis
Crystal Cafe
John
Taylor Street
White
Monroe Doctrine Called Dead Letter by South American Leader
In Montevideo on March 31 Dr Enrigue Molina dean of the University of the Conception Chile proclaimed Pan Americanism superior and declared the Monroe doctrine dead letter. He argued Pan Americanism requires equal cooperation while the doctrine makes the US protector of others. Delegates demanded to reply and Krausmo Braga of Brazil urged the chance at a later meeting.
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Associated P’ress
Montevideo
Uruguay
Christian Work Congress
Enrigque Molina
University of the Conception
Chile
United States
Krausmo Braga
Brazil
Congress
North Amarillo seeks board representation in city development
At a North Amarillo Civic club meeting Hugh Umphres urged equal representation on the Amarillo Board of City Development for North Amarillo as East Amarillo Glenwood and San Jacinto. He argued the board benefits all districts when civic improvements are discussed. Alex Mood doubted that representation comes from electing a man connected only to Polk street.
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North Amarillo
Amarillo
Board of City Development
Post Office
Alex Mood
Polk Street
City
Radio Signals Sent Across the Continent Underground
Dr James J Rogers of Slyattsville Maryland announced last night he has reached the Pacific coast with underground radio signals after years of experiments. An amateur operator in Los Angeles telegrammed that signals were coming in finely. Rogers described a four cable underground antenna system and 350 watt tubes, spoke of plans for a trans oceanic broadcast with a 600 foot cable, and argued the earth is a more efficient medium for radio waves than air.
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Associated Press
Washington
Pacific Coast
James J. Rogers
Slyattsville
Los Angeles
Rogers
Mheé
Market rout hits open with sharp declines in grains and hogs
Chicago market opened unevenly with declines in corn and wheat as selling to cap losses spread. May wheat slid to 146 to 448 and July 136 to 137 after volatile moves, corn tumbled from 107 to 1021/4, oats eased then slipped, and provisions fell with lard dropping toward 15.50 before a brief rally.
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Chicago
Hobart Sues Insurance Firm Over Policy Link to Death
Mrs. Ruth Hobart files suit in district court against Business Mens Assurance Co of America of Kansas City over an insurance policy held by E W Hobart who was found dead near Bivins stadium last July. P F P Sapp represents Mrs Hobart. Florence is mentioned in a stray note.
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Ruth Hobart
Business Mens Assurance Company of America
Kansas City
E. W. Hobart
Bivins Stadium
P. FP. Sapp
Mrg., Hobart
Gilbert Nevada Reenacts Old West Gold Boom
Gilbert Nevada recreates a frontier mining camp with a Main Street boom town. A weekly Gilbert Record notes tents, lumber, and shops while the Lampson and Gilbert families pursue a rich gold vein near the Monte Cristo range. Prospectors flood in as rock assays yield high values and stampedes form.
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Gilbert
Nev
Tonopah
Mina
Assey
Charles Lampson
Monte Cristo Range
Lampson
O'Malley Preaches Bible Power at Revival Gathering
The Rev. F. W. O'Malley, pastor evangelist, addresses a large First Christian church crowd declaring the Bible's divine origin and unity. He says scripture spans 1,600 years of writers, proves prophecy, guides life and morals, and centers on Jesus Christ. Florence is noted as wonderful.
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F. W. O'Malley
First Christian Church
God
Lfe
Jesus Christ
Son
Man
Regan County Oil Field Output Rises Sharply
San Angelo March 7 Production in the Regan County oil field increased to about 15 100 barrels daily after Lake Oil Co well No 5 in the University land yielded 1 972 barrels in 21 hours ending at 7 this morning The flow rose from about 50 barrels daily to 88 barrels hourly by deepening from 2 959 to 2 988 feet
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Associated Press
San Angelo
Regan County
Thie Lake Oil Company
University Land
Watson to Engage in Business in Amarillo City
John Watson, resigning from the Amarillo hotel, says he will remain in the city and enter a local business. The Lions Club honored him with a resolution, and the noon meeting featured old time tunes by Jameson orchestra. Various speakers announced plans for the Easter eye hunt for children at the Children's Home and the Lions sent C. G. Makers to Brownwood and named Watson an alternate.
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John Watson
Amarillo
Mr. Watson
Lions’ Club
Watson
Rogers
Jameson
Tom Turner
T. V. Reeves
Vpanhandle Jaina Histrical Society
Reeves
Canyon
Amarillo Globe
J. I. Haley
West Texas State Teachers’ College
R. Thomgen
KB. Davis
Ldong
Lions
Roar
Philosopher Ned Walker Returns to Amarillo for Lectures
White haired philosopher Ned Walker returns to Amarillo to give lectures and offer phrenology readings. He will maintain offices in room 218 at the Hotel Palo Duro and be available in his room or on the streets for readings and talks with Florence, known as Flossy.
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Ned Walker
Amarillo
Three men held after abduction and flogging of farmer
S A Llewellen, 46, was found tied to a tree near Castle Oklahoma, beaten and unconscious. J H Munroe Roy Pierson Guy Matthews and Pate Lewin were arrested after Llewellen identified them as neighbors who warned him to leave the county. Lewin was released on bond. Pierson held on burglary. others in county jail.
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Associated Press
Okemah
Okla
S.A. Llewellen
Castle
Liewellen
J. H. Munroe
Roy Pierson
Guy Matthews
Pate Lewin
Polses
Lewin
Lewis
Okfuskee
Oklo
Girls Debate Team Chosen for Amarillo District Meet
Agatha Wyatt and Ernestine Smith won the Amarillo high school girls debate spots for the district meet in Chayon in April after Monday tryouts that also narrowed candidates to Blanche Palmer and Louise Davin. Boys team to be chosen Tuesday night at 7:30 with Bruce Ashcraft and Don ald Henay on the affirmative and Robert Teed and Raymond Whittington on the negative. public invited to observe.
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Agatha Wyatt
Ernestine Smith
Amarillo High School
Chayon
Blanche Palmer
Louise Davin
Bruce Ashcraft
Donald Henay
Robert Teed
Raymond Whittington
Amannillo Oil to Resume Drill at Warrick No 1
Warrick No 1 in Potter county will be drilled deeper and subjected to a thorough test today. Local oil men report the operation resumed this morning with several operators and company officials traveling to the field. no further details were available by midafternoon.
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Amerillo Oil Company
Warrick No. 1
Potter County
Loca Oil
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Oklahoma City Livestock
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Lis
B. Amarillo
U. S
Herbert Little
United Press
Episcopal Missionary
Amaring
Wuhds
Chicago Grain
New York
New Orleans
Waco
Houston
Galveston
la Lestat
Atchison
Sue & A
Baldwin
Central Leathe
Halmers
Crucible Steel Ee
Cosden
General Motors Kennicott
Middle State
Massure
Studebaker
Goa
Texaco
U.S Steel
Westinghouse
Wright Printing Company
Teylor Street
Pan
N. Kuchanan
Amarillo Cotton & Grain Exchange
Texas
Higgins
Tom Cat
Fish
B. C
Umphres
Florence
Flossy
Ghort
Nevada Desert
Goldfield
Manhattan
Rawhide
J. B. Gilbert
I'red
Herman
Logan
Dick Raycraft
Gilberts
Badger Hole
Black Mammoth
Mexico
Canada
O'Malley
Wonderful
Amanillo Ot) Company
Warrick
Prof
Room
Palo Duro Hotel
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