Livestock and Oil Markets Report From Chicago OKC and Wichita
Market notes from Chicago May 21 show hogs 20 009 uneven with top at 12 15 and heavy hogs 12 00 to 12 25. Cattle 12 000 steady with red steers to 11 959 and long yearlings around 11 59. Sheep 11 000 slow with fat native lambs 14 50 to 15 50 and heavy ewes 7 7 7. Oklahoma City May 1 reports cattle 500 slow calves around 1. stockers scarce and steady. Hogs 9 00 to 11 90, stockers 8 0 to 9 50. Wichita May 21 hogs 1 009 higher, bulk 11 55 to 11 74. Cattle 400 steady beef steers 7 to 8 5, beef cows 4 to 5 50. calves 4 to 4, stockers 2 to 7.
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Chicago
Oklahoma City
Wichita
Kansas City
Cuttin
Bitcher
Wheat and cattle market report from Kansas City and Amarillo
Market notes show cattle prices at Kansas City with calves and hogs uneven in demand and top bids. Wheat and corn futures mixed as grain markets quote May and July contracts while Dallas AMERICAN SPOTS AMARILLO PRODUCE lists various poultry and dairy prices and packing stock items.
Amaring Grain Trade Report Across Ports
Grain trade figures from New Orleans New York Houston Galveston show prices around 25.60 to 20.60 per unit with market movement noted. Reveals cross port activity and pricing signals for buyers and sellers.
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New Orleans
New York
Houston
Galveston
Tanker 55 000 Barrel Tank Completed At Amarillo Refinery
The Amarillo Refining company completed a 55 000 barrel storage tank as part of expanding from 4 000 to 10 000 barrels daily capacity. The tank holds 1 250 000 gallons and will receive oil Saturday afternoon. Other refinery improvements are underway for completion soon.
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Amarillo Refining Company
Floyds Mourn Death of Tiny 17 Day Old Daughter
Mr and Mrs Owen Floyd of 703 Lo sust street mourn the loss of their daughter Helen Louise Floyd who died after a 17 day battle at Northwest Texas hospital. Born weighing 2 pounds 6 ounces she faced a difficult start. Funeral services will be held at 4 this afternoon at Blackburn Funeral home with Rev F W O Malley officiating. Woodman Circle juvenile branch to provide pallbearers.
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Owen Floyd
Losust Street
Northwest Texas Hospital
Helen Louise Floyd
Blackburn Funeral Home
F. W. O'Malley
Woodman Circle
Pumphrey Joins San Antonio Bank as Field Agent
Seal Pumphrey, formerly traveling representative for the Kansas City Stockyards company, is now connected with the San Antonio Joint Stock Land bank. Reared at Plainview, he is well known in the area and has worked in the Panhandle during shipping seasons. He will handle general field work for the San Antonio bank and plans to visit Amarillo this summer.
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Seal Pumphrey
Kansas City Stockyards Company
San Antonio Joint Stock Land Bank
Pumphrey
Plainview
Panhandle
Livestock Commission
Kansas City
San Antonio Bank
Amarillo
Captain Ball Takes Command of Headquarters Company
Captain Arthur W. Ball assumes command of Headquarters Company, 142nd Infantry, after Captain Otho Thompson requests reserve status. The unit departs Amarillo on July 1 for a seventeen day encampment at Palacios, Texas, hailed as a beauty spot. Highland Poultry Feed, 101 North Fillmore.
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Arthur W. Ball
142Nd Infantry
Otho Thompson
Ball
Amarillo
Palacios
Texas
Fight Looms for Church Leadership
The 14th general assembly of the Presbyterian Church opens with militant fundamentalists backing Dr W O Thompson, president of Ohio State University, against William Jennings Bryan. Other conservatives support Dr Lapsley A Milfen of Berkeley and candidates Erdman and Rogers as constitutionalists.
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Asnocates Preas
Columbus
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
United States of America
Lloday
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
W. O. Thompson
Ohio State University
Lapsley A Milfen
Berkeley
Calif
Clarence Edward McCartney
Philadelphia
Charles KR. Erdman
Princeton
S. SF
Harry ©. Rogers
Kansas City
Presbyterian general assembly opens in Columbus with sermon by Dr. MacArtney
The 137th annual Presbyterian general assembly convened in Columbus with retiring moderator Dr. Clarence Edward MacArtney of Philadelphia delivering the sermon on Reconciliation Through Christ. He warned against modern attempts to redefine Jesus and urged a return to sin and salvation through the Redeemer, noting unity among true believers across churches and communions. You will like our soda fountain services, Lindsay Drug Fifth and Polk.
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Agassociated Press
Columbus
Presbyterian General Assembly
Clarence Edward MacArtney
Philadelphia
MacArtney
Jesus Christ
Christ
St. Paul
God
Paul
Jesus
anti-Christ
Christ Jesus
Heaven
Earth
Lindsay Drug Fifth
Polk
Masterson Sells Steers to Nebraska Cattle Man
R. B. Masterson sells UU head of two year old steers to 3 P Delatour of Llewellyn Nebraska for June 1 delivery at private terms. The black Argus cattle were raised on the Masterson ranch in King county Me. Delatour has bought from them before and notes their good performance on Nebrasks feed. John Orr of Llewellyn buys 200 head of steers from a Q Banner of Dalhart at private terms.
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R. B. Masterson
Delatour
Llewellyn
Neb
Masterson
King County
Word Ranch option extended as city weighs water supply
Mayor Bivins confirms extension talks on the Word ranch water option while tests of proposed well sites are planned. Kiersted supports the Word plan with minor differences from 1908, and the water board shows split views, weighing purchase against sourcing water from wells west of the Word property.
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Word
Bivins
Ware
Fisk
Bartlett
Kierated
Word Ranch
Kiersted
Globe
Carr, Luke, and Moore
Harris
Pat
Water Board
The
Kierstedt
Haris
Charley Fisk
White House Lawn Fete For Disabled World War Veterans
Disabled veterans housed in Washington hospitals were invited to a White House lawn fete hosted by President and Mrs. Coolidge. The reception welcomed more than 1,000 invited veterans, continuing an annual observance begun by President Harding.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
White House
Civic Improvements to be Discussed by Realtors
Amarillo program on civic improvements set for Friday at noon at the Pan Duro Hotel. W H Brymer to discuss enforcement of fire and cleanup ordinances. programs led by Jus McKenzie. several realtors to attend. citizens urged to attend.
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Amarillo
U. N. Oliver
Suacheon
Ward School Championship Pits Johnson Street and San Jacinto
The Johnson Street nine and the San Jacinto Pole Cats meet at Buchanan Street grounds at 4 pm for the Ward school city baseball championship. San Jacinto has won all ward trophies this year, but Johnson Street recently beat them in baseball.
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Glendale
Davis Cleared and Faces Second Trial in Pardons Case
Topeka May 21 The Associated Press states former Governor Jonathan M. Davis was found guilty on a conspiracy charge with Carl J. Peterson to solicit a bribe for a pardon for Walter Crundy. He faces a second trial on a bribery charge related to Fred W. Pollman's pardon.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Kan
Jonathen M. Davis
Mr. Davis
Carl J. Peterson
State Bank Commission
Walter Crundy
Russell G. Davis
Fred W. Pollman
Froger
Rockwell Sees Bright Year Ahead for Panhandle Business
J M Rockwell of Amarillo Sash and Door and Rockwell Brothers Lumber reports strong outlook for a bumper crop year and rapid Panhandle development. He notes rain benefited the nation, with some spots still dry, and says his firms plan to expand to keep pace with regional growth.
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J. M Rockwell
Waco
Amarillo
Rockwell
Tol Ware Resigns from City Water Board Rumor
Reports on Polk Street claim Tol Ware has resigned as a water board member. Mayor Bivins and board members offered unclear responses amid speculation. some sources say Ware cited discomfort at meetings and stopped attending.
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Tol Ware
Water Board
Polk Street
Ware
Globe Re
Word Ranch
Mr. Ware
T. Word
Baby Farm Head Charged With Manslaughter Today
New York May 21 Mrs Helen August Geisen Volk owner of a New York baby farm was indicted for first degree manslaughter by a grand jury after an investigation showed William Winters six months old died in her care after his skull was fractured.
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Associated Press
New York
Helen August Geisen-Volk
William Winters
Border banquet toast sparked water protest in frontier meet
At Juarez American border commission members toasted with water. William R. Vallance of the state department questioned the claim that Lincoln C. Andrews toasted with ice water. Vallance said the remark was to avoid unfavorable publicity. Ledheiter Drug.
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Associated Press
el Paso
Juarez
Border Commission
R. I. Howze
Fort Bliss
Texas
William R. Vallance
State Department
Lincoln C. Andrews
Plainview Post Observes Memorial Day with Program
Plainview May 21. The Ray Blake Post of the American Legion will observe Memorial Day on May 30 at the City Auditorium with exercises followed by decoration of all sailors and soldiers graves in Plainview cemetery.
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Plainview
Ray Blakemore
American Legion
City Auditorium
New Gold Field Rush Shapes World Finance Debate
The item notes a rush to a new gold field with blacks outnumbering whites, yet predicts whites will control gold dust. It ponders the impact of a doubling or more of the world gold supply on the gold standard and global finance while asserting gold and silver retain value due to scarcity. It cites Inge in London and comments on Yankee language and St Paul’s supposed epilepsy analogy.
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Providence I
St. Paul
Well Known Publicity Man Takes Up Work in Hereford
Hereford, May 21. T. D. Moss, former superintendent of Dimmitt public schools and secretary of the Dimmitt Chamber of Commerce, is now secretary of the Hereford Chamber of Commerce. Moss is credited with putting Dimmitt on the map through publicity and succeeds Seth B. Holman who resigned to focus on The Hereford Brand.
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Hereford
Globe
T. D. Moss
Dimmitt Public Schools
Dimmitt Chamber of Commerce
Hereford Chamber of Commerce
Moss
Dimmitt
Seth B. Holman
Hereford Brand
Rotary talk on packing plant boosts Amarillo
Amarillo Rotarians heard W H Batchler of Western Packing stress plant remodeling and a 480 009 spend to ready the facility. He said daily capacity is 500 to 700 head but operations will be limited initially. Ed Hardin called the packing plant a new era for the Panhandle and urged local support.
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Amarillo
Western Packing Company
Panhandle
W. H. Batchler
Batchler
Ed Hardin
Hardin
Guy Saunders
West Texas
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