Oklahoma City and national livestock and oil markets
Market notes from Oklahoma City, Kansas City, Chicago and Fort Worth on May 19-20 show cattle numbers and prices for heavy steers, calves, hogs and sheep. Prices range with top hogs around 12.15 in OKC and steady cattle, while Chicago reports higher cattle benchmarks and varied hog quotes. Fort Worth lists calves, cows, and hogs with steady to strong demand.
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Oklahoma City
Kansas City
Chicago
Bologna
Venlern
Fort Worth
Crockere
Agricultural futures show mixed moves across wheat and corn
The report records price changes in wheat and corn futures for May July and Sept contracts. Notable percentages include gains and losses in May and July positions across different exchange lines, with oats also showing fractional shifts.
New Orleans Cotton Market Opens With Mixed May July Prices
The New Orleans cotton market shows May and July contracts listed with opening highs and lows. May opens at .22.69 with a high of 23.07 and a low of 22.60, closing at 23.96, while July opens at .22.69, reaching 23.12 as high and 22.69 as low, with a close at 23.06.
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Nile
Kafir
New York
Hens Turkeys Ducks and Butter Marked Stagnant Text
Fragmentary OCR notes mention hens roosters turkeys and butter packing with scattered phrases about stags and geese. The readable items include Hen and Tom Turkeys, Stork Butter, and odd numeric marks.
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Leghorn
Hens Brothers Roosters
Ducks Geese
AMARILLO GRAIN AND INDUSTRIAL LISTINGS
A fragmented page lists numerous industry names and companies including AMERICAN SMELTER ATCHISON AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE COMPANY AMERICAN TEL AND TEL BALDWIN LEATHER CHALMERS CORN PRODUCTS GENERAL MOTORS KENNICOTT MARIAND MIDDLE STATES OIL S PRODUCERS REFINERS PURE OIL STUDebaker TEXACO WESTINGHOUSE UTAH COPPER and others in a broad catalog style. The scattered items suggest a compiled notice of industrial firms and products rather than a single event.
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American Smelter
Atchison American Locomotive
American Tel & Tel
Baldwin Central
Leather Chalmers Corn Products
General Motorg Kennicott Mariand
Middle States
Ainvlair
Studebaker
Srss
Texaco
Aossear Pee Texas Paettic C. & C
Cess
Ves
Utah Copper Westinghouge
Amarillo Country Club Golf Ranks Among Its Best
A historic run at Amarillo Country Club features night practice by the Grays and Reds chasing a decisive match next month. Recent results show winners and losers across a series of matches including Sikes over Arnold and Newby over Smith, with many close, competitive pairings and notable performances from Captains and players like Seay, Wagner, and Neely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Country Club
Grays
Iledas
Reds
Reds Grays
Bivins
Capt. Howe
Walter Sikes
Art Arnold
Jim Hagan
Roy Grennhil
Dwight Newby
Bill Smith
Sam Orr
George Maggard
Sam Vaughn
W. O. Gatton
Jim Shelton
Toney Chisum
Frank Edwards
M. C. Blanchard
Dick Seay
J. Wagner
J. N Beasley
John M’knight
Dr. Roach
Ld Neely
Jeff Neely
Ed. Hardin
F. Newbold
Tom Currie
Jim Higgins
H. F. Samson
Charley Fisk
Wales Madden George Hale
Tom Durham
Ed Roberts
Ray Wheatley
Wales Madden
F. A. Lehman
J. N. Freeman
Bob Ames
Fred Bone
Dr. Cunningham
Ben Bynum
Dick Ware
Alex Lumpkin
Judge Reeder
H. K. Stanfield
Rollie Scales
S. Makeig
Vauclain Says He Never Did Drink Pact a Joke
Samuel M Vauxlains one year abstinence pledge against alcohol was a joke he declared and added he does not drink now He celebrated his sixty ninth birthday at Rosemont with friends while Baldwin Locomotive Works presiding officer denied relapsing into drinking Pittman reported family medical news and improved conditions.
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Vauiclain
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Samuel M Vauclain
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Rosemont
Bryan Attacked Over Evolution Controversy Abroad
William Jennings Bryan faced hostile receptions in Providence and at a Brown University address as debates over evolution and modernist theology intensified. He travels to Columbus to attend the Presbyterian general assembly and is linked to the Scopes trial proceedings in Dayton Tennessee.
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Presa
New York
East
William Jennings
Columbus, O
General Assembly of
The
Presbyterian Church
Bryan
J. T. Scopes
Dayton, Tenn
Tennessee
Wige Bryan
Roach Stratton
Andny Stratton
Harry Emerson Moschel
Park Avenue Baptist Church
Regents Arrive for Annual Inspection in Canyon
West Texas State Teachers College regents Jor Bennett from Stephenville and Miss Marjorie Bo Neal from Carthage arrived in Amarillo en route to Canyon for the annual inspection. A R Martin of Plainview would join them for the two day visit. six board members exist but only three could travel this year. J A Hill, the college president, met them in Amarillo.
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Jor Bennett
Stephenville
Marjorie Bo Neal
Carthage
West Texas State ‘Teachers College
Amarilla
Canyon
A. RR. Martin
Plainview
J. A. Hill
Letter Carriers of City Hold Meeting Last Night
Amarillo postoffice letter carriers met at 2017 Pierce street hosted by H H Horne. Robert Patterson presided in F A T Abrahamson’s absence. After a business session, a social gathering followed with women participants and refreshments. The group plans to have photographs published in The Globe.
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Amarillo
Postoffice
H. H. Horne
Pierce Street
Robert Patterson
F. A. T. Abrahamson
Globe
1900 Bankers Gather for Meeting in Houston
More than 1 900 bankers from the state and nation gathered in Houston for the forty first annual convention of the Texas Bankers Association. President R L Thornton of Dallas opened with a address praising Texas prosperity, families, schools, and growth, and urged bankers to be good citizens in fulfilling their duties.
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Associated Press
Houston
Texas Bankers’ Association
R. L. Thornton
Dallas
Texas
Thornton
Mrs John H Skaggs and infant die in White Deer
Mrs Freddie Helen Skanas 44 and her infant daughter died last night at 7 55 pm at the family home in White Deer. Survived by husband John H Skaggs two sons and three daughters aged 5 to 18. Baptist church member. Burial at Pampa under Griggs Undertaking likely Wednesday. Mr Skaggs a partner in B S Hardware at White Deer.
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Freddie Helen Skanas
White Deer
John H. Skaggs
The
Bap
Finland Abandons Annual Fairs Until 1930
Finland has ended its annual fairs and will skip events after the July fair, with the next fair planned for 1930. The move delays cultural and economic gatherings and marks a long hiatus in the country’s fair tradition.
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Finland
State Questions Dallas as Woman Governor Sparks Letters
Dallas and Austin offices report a flood of inquiries about Miriam Ferguson after her election as Texas governor. Students and chambers of commerce receive questions on Ferguson’s life, habits, and policies, with Dallas alone handling thousands of letters yearly.
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MA Ferguson
Dallas
Texas
Mra
Miriam
Ferguson
Union
Commonwealth
Chambers of Commerce
Dallas Chamber of Commerce
Austin
Walter Lone
Pipil
Afi
Veterans Plan Gathers Support in Dallas Meeting
Gray of South and Blue of North mingle in Dallas as the Texas division proposes a veterans project inviting all veterans to join. The plan prompts a rising vote at the veterans meeting opening tomorrow with a majority of veterans signaling support.
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Dallas
Texas
South
Confederate and Union veterans gather for Dallas reunion
Delegates from the United Confederate Veterans and Union veterans converge on Dallas for a large thirtieth fifth reunion. Thousands travel by train and auto to attend events at Fair Park, with meetings by the Lexus division and Confederate memorial associations leading into a combined gathering at the Fair Park auditorium.
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Associate Press
Dallas
United Confederate Veterans
Texas Band
Gand Army of the Republic
Texas G A. R
Woman's Relief Corps
Union
Dalles
State Fair Park
Sons of
Lexus Division
VTCV
Confederate Southern Memorial Association
Fair Park Auditorium
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Rich in Jail Burton M Morgan Plans June Release
State officials reveal Burton M Morgan at Maryland State Penitentiary in Baltimore profited over 35000 this past year via mail order schemes run from his cell. He is slated to be released in June as a wealthy inmate.
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Burton M. Morgan
Maryland State Penitentiary
Baltimore
Ontario Agog Over Prospect of Real Beer for a Nickel
Ontario prepares to allow 4.4 percent beer at six cents a glass from next Thursday under a dry act amendment. Beer delivery to hotels begins with no bars allowed and drinks served at tables. Wholesalers will sell cash lots to homes, tax set at ten cents a gallon. Canadians and Americans rush to build hotels and roadhouses to serve thirsty guests from Detroit as cross border sales start.
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Associated Press
Windsor Ont
Ontario
U S
Detroit
Interscholastic Debate Sets 1925 26 Topic
The Interscholastic league selects the Child Labor Amendment as the debate issue for 1925 26. Austin on May 19 reports libraries will prepare special packages covering all aspects of the topic for debaters.
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Austin
Interscholastic League
Poster Son of Crockett's Widow Dies in Baird
J Tlay Vic Whorter aged 72, foster son of Betsy Crockett widow of Davy Crockett, former mayor of Baird and pioneer citizen, died in Baird last night. A prominent Mason, burial will be today in Baird.
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Associated Press
Abilene
J Tlay Vic Whorter
Betsy Crockett
Davy Crockett
Alamo
Baird
Callahan County
McWhorter
Cocoa King Joseph Rowntree Dies at eighty nine
Joseph Rowntree, famed as England's Cocoa King after rising from humble shopkeeper roots, died at age eighty nine. His leadership built a confectionery empire and philanthropic legacy.
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Joseph Rowntree
England
Scientific musings on geology and invention drive progress
The article reviews long geological timescales for helium and sun cooling, argues against a 6 990 year old earth, notes Mr Edward L Doheny selling Mexican oil to Standard Oil and starting new ventures with 85 million in cash, and highlights McLEEN plan to use a high power radio station to broadcast to rural schools with state engineers backing the project.
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Rae
Edward L. Doheny
Standard Oil
Tle
Miision
Freakes McLeen
North Carolina
North Carolina State College
Graham dies at family home in Happy
B J Graham 37 died at the family home in Happy last night at 11. He was in the produce business for years and is survived by his widow, several children and brothers. He was a Methodist member with funeral plans pending out of town relatives, burial likely Wayside Thursday, Griggs Undertaking Company in charge. Ten thousand post mortem exams were conducted by Dr Seeger, the criminal expert who died in Paris.
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B. J. Graham
Graham
The
Methodist
Griggs Undertaking Company
Seeger
Paris
Auto Kills Coast Guardsman Murder Theory Probed
In Miami Florida on November 14 1 9 s a Coast Guardsman William Ficher died in hospital after being struck by a car while patrolling facilities late Sunday. Investigators report Fowler claimed he was pushed into the road by two men who warned him you knew too much as the auto sped away.
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Associated Press
Miami
Fla
William Ficher
Iocal
Itniitt
Fowler
Frome
Henry Ford Opens Wall Street Office Amid Financier Buzz
May 19 New York reports Henry Ford opens an investment office in the Equitable Building near Wall Street with Ernest Kanzler as director. The Guardian Detroit company linked to Edsel Ford acquires Kean Highie & Company and continues as underwriters. New York headlines call it Ford in Wall Street and a trust company venture.
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New York
Henry Ford
Wall Street
Detroit
Equitable
Broadway
Ernest Kanzler
Ford Motor Company
Guardian Detroit Company
Guardian Trust Company of Detroit
Edsel
Kean, Highie & Company
Ford
Fords
Trust Company
New York Tribune
America
Aas
Mrs Richards' operation postponed to tomorrow
A committee of friends and The Globe say Mrs Mattis Richards will delay her operation today to tomorrow. Donations reached about $200, with more gifts coming through The Globe office. The article also notes the diamond industry reviving and Panama Bay deepening to allow seagoing ships without tide dependence.
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Mattis Richards
The
Globe
Panama Bay
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Polk Bt
Sxtion
Kansas City Livestock
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Fort Worth Livestock
Chicago Grain
KANAS
New Orleans
Seafert Produce Co
N. Buchanan
Amarillo Cotton & Grain Exchange
F. C. Higgins
Mgr
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Amarillo Grain
NEW York Stock Close
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Brownwood
Commoner
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Providence
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James Willlamson
Mr. Bryan
Africa
Ollege
Fergnson
Chamber of Commerce
Keven
Yale Askigms
Wofiap Sudent
Smith College
Rich
Mmorgan
NCU
Crockett
Blind
Bureau of Mines
Happy
Mrs. Richards
Owym
Pia Imaciri
Olympia Macri
New Haven, Conn
John Bagnano
Bagnano
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