Livestock and Oil Prices in Fort Worth and Kansas City
Fort Worth markets show cattle, hogs, and sheep with detailed price ranges for beef cattle, calves, steers, cows, heifers, yearlings, bulls, hogs, sows, lambs, and goats. Kansas City reports similar cattle, hog, and sheep figures with Texas and native varieties and a special cotton report by Alex Hyman & Co in New Orleans noting unfavorable weather conditions.
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Fort Worth
Kansas City
Texas
Alex Hyman & Co
New Orleans
Amarillo Cotton & Grain Exchange
Amarillo
J. R. McCook
Mer
Market news from East St. Louis and Chicago hedged hog and cattle quotes
East St Louis and Chicago reports show hogs trading near seven dollars with top around 7.60 and steady to higher cattle prices in the mid to upper eight dollars for fed steers. Market notes include sheep values and mixed prices for calves, bulls, and yearlings, with Wichita receipts indicating a small, steady run and higher hogs.
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Wichita
Kan
Levegtoce
Public sale of impounded stock in Amarillo
The City of Amarillo will sell to the highest bidder for cash at the City Pound Gate on Fourth and Monroe Street between 2:00 and 4:00 p m on Saturday May 17 1924 the following described impounded livestock One red and white spotted cow about 6 years old split in right ear no brand caught in south part of town. Arthur Heffner City Pound Keeper.
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Amarillo
Monroe Street
Ford Dealers Meet in Amarillo Western Oklahoma Session
More than seventy Ford dealers and salesmen from Western Oklahoma and the Panhandle attend an annual session in Amarillo led by H C Doss of Oklahoma City. Walter Irwin hosts a noon banquet at the Amarillo hotel where the May and June truck and tractor sales drive is discussed. The afternoon program runs to 5 pm with remarks noting a bright year ahead in the western district amid market optimism and weather impacts across the cotton belt.
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Ford Motor Company
Oklahoma
Panhandle
Amarillo
H.C. Doss
Oklahoma City
Walter Irwin
H. C. Doss
New York
Texas Panhandle
Texas
There Here and There in Panhandle Guests
Mr and Mrs H L Gayden from Panhandle were here yesterday Mrs King from Panhandle shopped here today Mrs W R Ellis from Panhandle visited Amarillo shops today Mrs Clifford Brawley from Dalhart visits her mother Mrs T J Considine Mr and Mrs L Starkey who have been here a week depart for El Paso tomorrow Oklahoma City executives lead a round table on truck and tractor sales in the area
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H. L. Gayden
Panhandle
King
W. R. Ellis
Amarillo
Clifford Brawley
Dalhart
T. J. Considine
Mrs. L. Starkey
el Paso
Local residents visit and medical cases reported
Mrs. J. O. Wilson of Claude and Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Goodman of Vega visited yesterday. Reece M. Moore of Canyon had his tonsils removed this morning, and Mrs. Moore accompanied him to Amarillo.
Half Minute Interviews Roswell Politely Praises Local Policy
Mrs. L. E. Johnson of Roswell says the country is coming along first rate and cites Roswell’s live and let live policy as working well in the community. Her remark reflects a positive view of national progress and local harmony.
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Dark Hair Glow
Old advertising copy promotes Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound as a cure for gray or streaked hair. The text claims the formula darkens naturally, adds luster, and can be applied with a sponge or brush to restore a uniform dark color by morning with repeat use.
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Wyeth
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Polk St
Dallas
Houston
Galveston
NEW Orleans Borns
ST. Louis Livestock
East St. Louis
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Davis Auto Parts CO
Arthur Heffner
Ford Dealers
T. W. Robinson
H. R. Hiatt
M. Cammack
Room
Puckett
Amarillo, Texas
Gilbert’s
Polk
I. C. Mulkins
Louisiana St
E. 4Th St
Santa Fe
Amarillo Art School
Chas C
Triplett
Lawyer
Nonn Bidg
Biggs Investment CO
West 6Th Street
Amariilo, Texas
Taylor
Deandi Bldg
Liberty Shoe Shop
Amarillo Hotel
BE. V. Davis
Prop
Oliver
5Th and Taylor Sts
Amarillo Improvement Company
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