Livestock market reports from multiple western markets
May 11 market notes from St Louis Oklahoma City Kansas City Fort Worth and more show hogs and cattle steady to higher. Prices cited include hog tops around 12.40 to 14.90 and cattle top figures near 12.49 to 14.50 with varied stocker and calf values. Sheep and lambs show mixed movement with strong demand in some listings.
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St. Loui
Oklahoma City
Kansas City
Texas
Fort Worth
Amariilio Produce Hens Turkeys And Fresh Stock Prices
Produce listing describes hens of various weights including under and over four pounds, leghorn hens, springers and broilers, old stock and young turkeys with weights and prices. Also notes working stock, fresh arrivals, delivered quantities and unit prices around 18 cents.
Grain and commodity quotes from Amarillo market page
Market notes show wheat and corn prices per bushel and 109 pounds for Milo and Maize, with varying rates for oats and barley. The page also lists stock highlights and multiple company mentions like American Smelter, General Motors, Studebaker, and Westinghouse alongside regional notes from New Orleans, New York, Galveston, and Fort Worth.
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Erie
New Orleans
Eas
New York
Galveston Fort Worth
Public Records Instruments Piled in County Clerk Office
A dense list of real estate deeds and trusts appears in the county clerk records, naming multiple grantors, grantees, parcels, and financial figures. Items include warranty deeds, deeds of trust, cancellations, and related agreements with numerous names and parcel descriptions.
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G. Lawrey
Mars
C. Storm
Higwins the Bears
Wandroof
Joe Oy
Odem
Mrogers
Gie
Snofles Bros
Edwards
Odom
Rogers Ty
Siam
Et al
California land law provision upheld in Supreme Court ruling
The U S Supreme Court sustained California’s alien land act in an appeal by W A Cockrell and Ikada. Japanese nationals are barred from owning or leasing agricultural land under the statute as interpreted by federal law. The decision centered on whether funds supplied by a Japanese national led to a land purchase that violated the statute.
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Washington
California
Supreme Court
W A. Cockrell
I Ikada
Federal Supreme Court
Ikada
State Courts of
Escape Plot Foiled as Jailer Seizes Saws
Fort Worth May 11 The escape plan of Babe Lawrence life term prisoner was foiled when Jailer Narney Fitch found nine hacksaw blades in Lawrence bunk and a cell bar cut in one place. Fitch said another prisoner was implicated and the saws were smuggled inside in a magazine.
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Bee the Assartated Press
Fort Worth
Babe
Lawrence
Narney Fiteh
Fitch
Minister Scorns Lodges and Music in Services
The Rev. S. E. Templeton of the Church of Christ denounced lodge and fraternal orders as contrary to the New Testament. He argued lodges mimic worship and blaspheme by basing activity on sacred writings that do not mention them. He also condemned instrumental music, citing Creek scholars on its inappropriateness in Christian services.
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S. E. Templeinn
Church of Christ of Tenth
God
Templeton
Cornelus
Trad
Palo Duro furniture firm manager back from buying trip
Viugh Gouldy, manager of the Palo Duro Furniture Company, returned Saturday from a buying trip to Chicago Grand Rapids New York and St Louis. Some of the furniture he purchased has arrived and will be on display tomorrow. He attended all exhibitions and sales and made selections for furniture rugs and draperies. He believes the store will be the most complete in the Panhandle when all goods arrive.
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Viugh Gouldy
Palo Duro Furniture Company
Chicago
Grand Rapids
New York
St. l Louis
Negro Woman Arrested After Religious Frenzy on Street
A woman, claiming to have received a religious awakening, shouted and directed traffic at Sixteenth and Harrison. Police jailed her Sunday, then released after a lecture and a promise to resume housekeeping work. The item also notes a framed tribute to late Santa Fe trainmaster H C Brock presented to Mrs Brock of Slaton.
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Sixteenth and Harrison
Cain
H C. Brock
Santa Fe
F. A. Haggart
EF. W. Molesworth
Engineerigs Department
J. B Mireau
Brock
Slaton
Charlie J. Young
Santa Fe Caty Accounting Department
Portales
N. M
World powers race to build huge navies across oceans
The May 11 dispatch describes a global naval arms surge led by the United States Great Britain France Italy and Japan. It notes cruiser and submarine programs exceed prewar levels, the rise of super cruisers with heavy armament, and planned bases such as Singapore and Darwin amid debates on disarmament and alliances.
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United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
Davidson
British Admiralty
Admiralty
Syrtain
Singapore
Darwin
Australia
Portsmouth
New York
Yokohama
Ramsay MacDonald
Carlyon Bellairs
Amarillo Local Notes Highlight Weather and Meetings
Amarillo brief notes report mixed weather affecting soda stands and ice cream plans. Local figures include Lin McClelland and Barney Conner in town discussions on cattle and crops. Baylor friends plan an endowment drive led by J. J. Smith with S. P. Brooks presenting plans at the First Baptist Church.
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Lin McClelland
Lubbock
Amarillo
Baylor University
P. Brooks
Baylor
First Baptist Church
J. J. Smith
Fiction and News Snippets Mix in Early 20th Century Column
The passage blends political jabber about jail threats with social chatter on clergy, golfers, and actor John Barrymore. It notes a Washington Ku Klux Klan expansion, bootlegger activity, and tension over cross‑Atlantic lawbreaking, reflecting era anxieties and public figures.
Amato Automo Association Delays Meeting In Rain
The Amarto automobile association postpones tonight’s meeting as dealers attend a state convention in Austin. Hoy Curlum heads to Oklahoma City then Austin, while Toney Chisum plans to depart for Atell. State meeting reports due Monday. a small Amano Gun club group braved rain and posted driving scores with Bartruff and Dooley leading while Holland disrupted a possible straight.
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Amartllo
Ohe Amano Gun Club
Bartruff
Dooley
Whie Holland
MiAfee Reports East Markets Dull Yet Amarillo Prospects Bright
C K McAfee of Green Bros. returns from a 4000 mile trip visiting rug and furniture markets in seventeen states. He notes dull East and North markets but sees Texas Oklahoma and North Carolina as bright spots and reports extensive purchases for Amarillo with optimism for future growth.
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Amarillo
C. K. McAfee
Green Bros. Company
McAfee
Vernon Lane Prosecution In Pandering Case In District Court
Vernon Lane from Clarendon stands trial in district court charged by indictment with pandering. He was arrested weeks ago by the constables department. The woman involved is said to be his wife. The district attorney denied plans to bring her testimony. The defense may call her as a witness. Court officials expect the case to conclude later today.
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Vernon Lane
Lane
Clarendon
Lloyd Fletcher
Dyfense Wold USA
Izaak Walton League to Hold Regular Meeting Tonight
The Izaak Walton League will meet at 7 50 this evening in the Board of City Development rooms to conduct regular business and discuss several important matters including a sensational move as hinted in the notice.
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Izaak Walton League
Board of City Development
Contributions Being Received for Cancer Stricken Woman
Amarillo readers rally to aid a destitute 30 year old woman with cancer and paralysis. Doctor R M Bennett offers free amputation surgery while funds are collected to cover boarding, utilities, bandages and drugs. With no relatives in the United States, the survivor seeks help to meet mounting bills and care needs. Contributions are being received at The Globe office.
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Globe Office
Cla
Advertising club hails 1926 West Texas convention value
Amarillo Advertising and Salesmanship Club members at a luncheon praised the 1926 West Texas Chamber of Commerce convention for bringing hundreds of thousands of dollars to the city at no cost. Speakers included QC. Vernon Ernest Thompson Bill Adams and Fd Green. Green will speak at the Jones School. Five local members attend the World Advertising Clubs convention in Houston.
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Skate Parte
Bill Adams
West Texas
QC. V. Vernon
Ernest C. Thompson
Fd Green
Bill Radis
Jones School
Green
Houston
Panhandle Pioneer Bill Boykin Dies in Dalhart
Bill Boykin, a pioneer citizen of the Panhandle with over thirty years in the region, died Sunday night in Dalhart. Funeral arrangements were pending and expected to be held here tomorrow afternoon. He was widely known across the Panhandle.
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Dalhart
Paneradl
Bill Boykin
the Panhandle
Mr. Foykin
Panhandle
Bible Study Course Opened By Evangelist At Revival
The Independence Holiness revival on Third and Lincoln streets opens a Bible study period led by Rev. John Trazer. Rev. W. M. Nelson will conduct daily sessions at 2:30 except Mondays, following evening preaching at 6:30.
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Third
Lincoln Streets
John Trazer
Trager
W. M. Nelson
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Palo Duro Furniture
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Clifford L. Day
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Ed Green
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JY Ranch
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Armstrong County
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