Livestock market report across several U S cities
Chicago and East St Louis hog cattle and sheep quotes show higher hogs with top bids around 11.75 and 11.64, steers up to 19.50, calves and yearlings steady, pork sows lower. Fort Worth and Oklahoma City listings track mixed cattle and hog prices with regional demand noted for stockers and vealers. Agricultural price details include numerous specific bid ranges and commodity notes.
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Chicago
Bologna
California
East St. Louis
Fort Wore
Freder
Wichita
May G
Oklahoma City
Kansas City
Texas
Grain and livestock market wrap from Amarillo and Kansas City
AmArillo grain quotes edged lower then rallied after a mixed weekly weather report. July and October futures firmed, while rains in Texas spurred selling. Kansas City cattle and hogs moved higher on May 6 with steady demand, and Chicago wheat surged on news Spain bought 2.225 million bushels. Corn and oats strengthened with hogs pushing prices higher.
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Texas
Plans for Kansas City trade extension tour reception
Plans are underway by the Board of City Development committees to welcome the thirty fourth annual trade extension tour of the Kansas City Chamber of Commerce arriving at 7 25 p m May 7. About 100 businessmen with a 20 piece band will visit 52 towns in Kansas Oklahoma and Texas on a 170 mile trip returning for Saturday night. James McQueeny Albert Beach and W R Hill head the party. In each town the parade leads to the business district and the band plays on the public square while schools are dismissed to meet the party and receive souvenirs including 40090 sheep bells for distribution to pupils.
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Board of City Development Committees
Kansaa City
Kansas City
Cotton market opens with weak response to Liverpool cable
The Associated Press reports in New Orleans on May 6 that the cotton market opened poorly as the Liverpool cable was seen as better than expected. Early trades slipped 2 points to 2 points down from yesterday.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Liverpool
Yaster
Banquet Brings Panhandle Hardware Men to Amarillo
The Panhandle Hardware and Implement association hosted the biggest banquet in Amarillo last night with over 59 attendees. Judge Ray C. Johnson served as toastmaster as minstrel entertainment and a dance followed, featuring performers from The Globe staff and local groups.
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Phoy, Telib
Panhandle Hardware and Implement Association
Amarillo
Ray C. Johnson
PL Fh I. T. Club
Judge Johnson
Orchestra and Amusement Company
Phil Minstrels
Tyase
Nettie Thompson
Globe
Reba Utterbark
Harry Taylor
Huw Elkington
Jack Clark
Ceriteton
Farwell-Tolzien
R. P. Parcells
Dallas
Amarilla
Court News and World Commentary Paragraphs
A miscellany of wartime and philosophical musings appears alongside court proceedings. The piece touches on antisemitic sentiment, German policy, and Riff tribes in Morocco, with reflections on Mohammed and the era’s political shifts. Also includes court motions and reversals from district courts and appellate proceedings.
Amarillo Sets New Bible Reading Record At Revival
Amarlillo records a new single day Bible reading of 7 002 chapters during the Polk Street Methodist revival led by the Will Hoge evangelistic party. Officials say half the 50 000 chapter goal is reached and more may be read. Many conversions and transfers to other churches are reported.
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Polk Street Methodist Church
Will Hoge Evangelistic Party
Brother of Prank Hays Dies in Los Angeles
Carl W. Jtlavs brother of rank W Hays automobile dealers in Amarillo died Monday in Los Angeles after a short illness Pneumonia named as the cause Funeral services were held in Los Angeles The deceased was connected with his brother in business here
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Prank Hays
Los Angeles
Carl W. Jtlavs
Rank W. Hays
Amarilo
Mission Sandwich Shop Hosts Museo Programe This Evening
The Mission Sandwich shop announces a special music event at their first class tea this evening. Bill Eustace and his boys will perform a blues impressionistic harmony. Lucille Fox, manager, says Frank Turley will sing many favorite songs.
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Mission Sandwich Shop
Bill Eustace
Lucille Fox
Manger
Frank Turley
Amarillo area notices mix of buildings and events
Plans show 12 000 duplex at 508 West Tenth by Here There and Everywhere Auto Parts across. 6000 mercantile at 01 Carolina Avenue. Amarillo Feed and Seed to build at 100 North Fillmore for 1500. St. Andrews church men meet 6 36 tonight at Amarillo Note. A 1924 Chevrolet roadster owned by D W Fagleton was stolen from a show with gasoline drained from another car.
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T. M. Nabors
West Tenth Street
Leland W. Abbott
Carolina Avenue
San Jacinto Heights
George Farl
St. Louis
Walter Crossett
Colby D. Hall
Texas Christian University
Ella D. Cariander
Fountain Court
Amarillo Feed and Seed Company
Nortlh Fillmore
St. Andrew's
Lpiscopal Church
Amarilo
D. W. Fagleton
Bids Asked for Sewer Line Work Before City Officials
McDonald of Burns and McDonald, engineers of Kansas City, discussed many municipal water systems before the city commission in regular session Tuesday night. Bids were asked for the excavation work on storm sewer pipe from the proposed passageway on Hast Tenth street for a large lake near the railroad. No progress announced on the water problem.
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McDonald
Burns and McDonald
Kansas City
City Commission
Hast Tenth Street
Four Bodies Recovered After Swissvale Explosion
Four bodies were recovered from the ruins of three Swissvale buildings after an explosion near midnight. Four others are missing and believed burned to death in the subsequent fire, authorities said.
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Pittsburgh
Swissvale
West Texas Chamber of Commerce backs reforms and growth
Resolutions from Mineral Wells praise West Texas Chamber of Commerce for seven years of regional progress with a 7,000 member base across 107 towns. They urge tax reform, irrigation and flood control, defense programs, and support for agriculture, industry, and co operative marketing while opposing unnecessary immigration rules and railroad claims processes.
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West Texas Chamber of Commerce
3St
Beneft
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