Wichita and Oklahoma City Livestock and Oil Markets Report
Market brief covering livestock prices in Wichita Kansas and Oklahoma City on May 12. Hog prices mixed to higher, cattle and calves up with active fed yearlings and top prices noted, sheep steady. regional oil market pricing included with mixed gains and losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita Livestock
Wichita
Kan
Kansas
Louie
Oklahoma City
Chitaen
Wehe Witker
Wan Oy
Staein
California
Springera
Arizona
Local Amarillo Market Report for Poultry and Butter Prices
The Amarillo market lists prices for broilers capons hens and turkeys with weight ranges and fresh butter offerings. Notable lines show capons at 12 lb and up tiers and young tom turkeys, with delivery terms and unit prices varying by weight.
There Here and Everywhere In Dalhart and Nearby
Local notes show W R McDowell back on the police force as relief man and Jim Claybrook arriving from Ochiltree. Dalhart cattleman Dave Lyle attended Bill Boykin's funeral. Stump and Alexander, Dalhart officials, are on business in town. Rain totals two inches Friday night and Saturday with a lighthearted Panama hat remark about weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W . R. McDowell
Jim Claybrook
Ochiltree
Dave Lyle
Dalhart
Bill Boykin
M H. Alexander
George Stump
Pueblo
Harry Gardner
C.H. Walker
Amarillo
J. Ray
Dr. Cunningham
Women should remain thoroughly feminine in business says Ferguson
Miriam A. Ferguson of Texas urges women attending the Advertising Clubs of the World to build a home life and pursue business with femininity. She argues women face tougher challenges yet can achieve great things by combining heart and head, avoiding mannish ways, and proving their worth beyond mere mimicry of men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam A. Ferguson
Texas
Kerguson
von von Vour
China Seen as World Commercial Center
Rey the Renepale Presa from Houston reports China may become a major hub of world industry and commerce. A student from Ohio University spoke at the Pan American Conference, noting advertising can unlock China’s potential as an undeveloped market, while sessions discussed advertising’s consumer impact and a proposed federal aviation bureau within commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey
Houston
China
Kofp Liv
Ohio University
Edith McCluure-Patterson
Dayton
United States
Inrom BO Pingham
Connocticut
Federal Bureau of Aviation
Department of Commerce
Help for Destitute Woman Receives Globe Support
Ailing woman seeks aid to cover rent and bills while she retains her small hoarding house. The Globe office is collecting contributions from local donors including FT Cornelius, Walter Smith, Nelle Kelly, and Mrs. S. B. Winkler to help her maintain livelihood until she recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Office
FT. Cornelius
Walter Smith
Nelle Kelly
B. Winkler
Pf N. Osborne
L. H Heiman
C. & King Dry Goods Co
Georgie Kirkiman
M. G Scott
T W, Slimford
Nat Nelia Atkins
Gatlin
WR. Curtis
Ll. Jolley
Lions Address West Texas Chamber of Commerce Visit
Amarillo hosts the West Texas Chamber of Commerce in 1926 with Judge JW Crudgington urging hospitality and county leaders outlining road improvements. Mrs N barlett and Grace Hamilton perform solos as the Lions vote to send two delegates to the Cedar Point convention in June. Dr W H W Flamm and Dr Irvine discuss plans for a European trip.
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Amarillo
West
Texas Chamber of Commerce
JW Crudgington
Lion
Cradgington
N. 10. Barlett
Grace Hamilton
Cedar Point
Ohio
W. H W. Flamm
J. Irvine
Europe
Four Local Inmates Sent to State Insane Asylums Today
Sam B Motlow county judge and Fred Klinke county commissioner depart for Austin and San Antonio to transfer four county jail inmates adjudged insane. Two Negroes bound for Austin and two white men for San Antonio will be sent, despite crowded state asylums, over the next three to six months. Frances Ann Spann, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank G Spann of 1406 Jefferson street, died Monday afternoon at 4. Funeral services were held at the home this morning at 7:30 conducted by Rev Stanley Jayne. Burial followed at Llanoceme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suriatert Pressere Lab
Attothey Yan
Mistlelen Ann- Bustarelssenvold
UN Baby Home
Ryan
Mantolditis
Sam B. Motlow
Fred (. Klinke
Austin
San Antonio
Frances Ann
Frank G. Spann
Jefferson Street
Stanley~ Jayne
Llanoceme
Texas Manufacturing Shows Big Increase in Output
The 1923 Texas manufacturing output reached 979 455 000, up 16.3 percent from 1922. Wages paid rose to 602 358 000, a 15.4 percent gain, and total wage payments reached 111 462 000, up 7.2 percent. Refining led by value of products, while lumber and timber topped employment in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Dress
Washington
Census Bureau
Texas
Hanson Post Seeks 1926 State Legion Meet in Fort Worth
Hanson Post No. 64 of the American Legion launches a campaign to secure the 1926 state convention in Fort Worth. A series of cards letters and invitations are mailed seeking post support. The drum and bugle corps and about twenty five delegates from Amarillo are expected to travel.
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Hanson
American Legion
Exsoldiers
Fort Worth
Amarillo
Magnolia Petroleum Plans Supper and Dance Tonight
Magnolia Petroleum employees will depart the Magnolia building at 7 PM for a supper and dance at Harding's ranch. About forty workers are expected to attend as part of an emerging employee club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Hardings Ranch
Magnolia
Magnolia Force
SanFrancisco Trader Sees Growth Chance in Amarillo
J W Booth assistant sales manager for A Schilling and Company San Francisco says Amarillo shows development and vast opportunities. He plans a Panhandle visit with Bob Queen to discuss a possible local distributing branch as Schillings expands teas coffees spices and baking powder business in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Booth
A. Schilling and Company
San Francisco
Booth City
Amarillo
Booth
Panhandle
Bob Queen
Schilling Company
Schillings
Denver man to join Adams Dry Goods as manager
R. P. Lord of Denver, formerly floor manager at Lewis and Sons Dry Goods, has joined Adams Dry Goods and will assume managerial duties this week. He wires Amarillo with enthusiasm and plans to invest in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Adams Dry Goods
AT Lewis and Sons Dry Goods Company
Adams Dry Goods Company
Amarilla
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Alex Hyman & Co
Polk St
Kansas City Livestock
ST. Louis Livestock
Port Worth Livestock
Chicago Grain
Devy Cash
York
Fk Fa
Kofir
Wien
Dalla
New Orleans
Galveston
New York
Atchison Ara
Baldwin de
Chalmers
Tee Arcan
Costley i
Middle States
Marland
Studebaker
Texaco
Westinghouse
Seafert Produce Co
N. Buchanan
Amarillo Cotton & Grain Exchange
F.C. Higgins
Mgr. Alex Hyman & Co
Phone
Lane
World Commercial Center
Advertising Conference
GLOBE
Aguinet
Titoes
Cutor
M Ryan
Sam F. Mollow
Hanson Post
State Legion
Magnolia Porch
Orate
Chargy
Ser
SAN Franciscan
R. PD
Berkey & Gray
Wallace
Knox-Hutchins
S. Karpen & Brother
Stickley & Brothers
Grand Rapids
Patterns and Designs
Palo Duro Furniture Co
Polk
H. C. Gouldy, Mer
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