Market snapshot from Kansas City livestock and New Orleans cotton
Kansas City hogs and cattle markets show moderate activity with top hogs near 10.25 and calves and steers firm. Sheep trading strong to higher, while New Orleans cotton opens with modest gains and mixed demand amid global policy cues. Weather and textile sectors remain quiet as traders watch settlement day.
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Kansas City
Arizona
New Orleans
Liverpool
United States
State Aid for Libraries Approved by Potter Board
State aid for libraries approved by the Potter County Library board in a regular meeting after a Texas legislature bill. A telegram of approval was sent to Austin as Commissioner J. H. Winters and board members discussed a potential new library building. Mrs. Elizabeth Willis reported on the Texas Library Association meeting in Dallas.
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Texas
Potter County Library Board
Austin
J. H. Winters
Potter County
Elizabeth Willis
Texas Library Association
Dallas
UDGA Adclaims Relief for Stomach Ailments at Local Drug Stores
The notice advertises UDGA claiming to ease ulcers gas heartburn and nausea from excess acid. It cites 54000 letters of preference and promises refunds if not delighted. Available at Fox and City Drug Stores and other outlets.
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Fox and City Drug
Loan Officers To Meet Here In Amarillo Conference
Federal Savings and Loan officers from the district are called to an all day conference at the Amarillo Hotel starting 10 o clock tomorrow. B H Wooten of Little Rock chairs the meeting with R T Pryor and Hathaway among the speakers. Wade Brymer leads arrangements for 25 to 30 attendees. Topics cover sound lending practices competition, accounting publicity and real estate policy.
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Federal Savings & Loan Association
B. H. Wooten
Federal Home Loan Bank
Little Rock
Ark
Federal Home Loan System
Amarillo
Wade Brymer
First Federal Savings & Loan Association
Library visits boost efficient use of facilities
Mrs Ruth Delzell librarian reported that several school classes visiting the library led to more efficient use of facilities and indexes. Mrs W B Gunn president of the board presided.
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Ruth Delzell
W. B. Gunn
Treasury position in Washington May 4 financials
Treasury data show May 4 receipts 21 153 866 61 dollars expenditures 30 905 136 91 dollars and a balance of 1 683 762 436 98. Customs receipts for the month total 6 556 444 08 with fiscal year totals since July 1 at 4 142 596 773 72 in receipts and 6 363 418 536 87 in expenditures.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Civil War relics found by Denver viaduct workers
Workmen digging for a new viaduct uncovered a rusty Civil War gun barrel a bayonet and a soldier boot. The artifacts were turned over to the State Historical Society.
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Denver
U.P
State Historical Society
Postman Dan Ro Berg Keeps Active After Retirement
Decorah Iowa resident Dick Ro berg 63 a former 33 year mail carrier at Luther College says riding to classes replaced walking. He found lugging the mail had become a hard habit to break after retirement and could not sit still or loaf.
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Decorah
Iowa
Ll.p
Dick Roberg
Luther College
Roberg
Carved 48 Years at Cleveland Monument Shop
Joseph Bottinelli, a monument carver, has worked continuously for 48 years in the Joseph Carabelli Monument Company shop in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
U.P
Joseph Bottinelli
Joseph Carabelli Monument Company
Skelly Oil Leader Delivers Banquet Speech
W. G. Skelly president of Skelly Oil Company Tulsa addressed about 250 field workers at the Crystal Ballroom Herring Hotel. He was accompanied by vice president in charge of production H. M. Stalcup. other Skelly executives J. F. Nagle John Freeman and E. H. Wiet were present.
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W. G. Skelly
Skelly Oil Company
Tulsa
Okla
Skelly Company
Crystal Ballroom
Herring Hotel
H. M. Stalcup
Pampa
Borger
Skellytown
J. F. Nagle
John Freeman
E. H. Wiet
Mr. Skelly
Gulf Coast
Floyd Hissong
Paul Kasishke
P. K. Oil Company
Barbara Hanley, Canada’s only woman mayor, keeps age secret
Webbwood reports Barbara Hanley, longtime mayor, celebrated her birthday but declined to reveal her age citing a woman’s privilege. The same piece notes that furniture beetles can live for years as grubs in dry wood before maturing into adults.
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Webbwood
Ont
U.P
Barbara Hanley
Ontario
Canada
Death Claims Lincoln Drug Co Vice President Thomas Swanner
Thomas W. Swanner 63, vice president of Lincoln Drug Co., died at 8 30 this morning at his home 1206 Lincoln Street after a paralytic stroke. Survived by wife two sons Earl W Swanner and Thomas J Swanner Apopka Florida one brother and two sisters R A Swanner Slaton Hattie Sims Emma Freeman Memphis. Funeral services likely tomorrow with arrangements to be announced by Blackburn Shaw Funeral Home.
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Thomas W. Swanner
Lincoln Drug Co
Lincoln Street
Earl W. Swanner
Thomas J. Swanner
Apopka
Florida
R. A. Swanner
Slaton
Hattie Sims
Emma Freeman
Memphis
Tenn
Milwaukee conciliation branch clears nearly 1000 cases
The conciliation branch of the Milwaukee County circuit court, led by Judge Daniel W. Sullivan, cleared nearly 1,000 cases from a congested docket in a year. Attorneys found the process so useful that some bring cases there before filing action.
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Milwaukee
U.P
Milwaukee County Circuit
Daniel W. Sullivan
New Uplift Movement Bans Modern Styles in China
A sweeping uplift campaign in China targets hairstyle bans bobbed hair and permanent waves, condemns slit skirts, and prohibits women from appearing on stage in scenes with men. The movement enforces conservative dress and behavior, reshaping public life and gender presentation.
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China
Jaycees To Hold Membership Meeting in Amarillo
Amarillo Junior Chamber of Commerce schedules a Wednesday night meeting at the WOW Hall Seventh and Taylor. The gathering focuses on fellowship with reports of junior chamber activities to be heard. Dr Lloyd Robinson chairs entertainment arrangements, and Herman Wright oversees attendance with refreshments provided.
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Amarillo
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