Cattle Hogs and Sheep Markets Reported at Fort Worth
Fort Worth livestock markets on May 22 show cattle totaling about 4 6500 with calves 1300. beeves 4.50 to 7.50. stockers 4 to 7.50. cows 3 to 6.75. heifers 3.50 to 8.50. yearlings 3.50 to 9.25. bulls 2.50 to 4. calves 2.50 to 8.50. Hogs 500 with mediums 7.50 to 7.70. mixed 7.25 to 7.50. light 7 to 7.25. packing sows 5.50 to 6.25. pigs 4.50 to 6.50. Sheep 3 000 lambs 12.50 to 15.25. feeders 10 to 11. year 10 to 11. wethers 7.50 to 7.75. ewes 6.50 to 7.50. stockers 35 to 6 goats 2.25 to 3.25.
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FT. Worth
Fort Worth
Chicago Livestock Prices Include Mixed Hog and Cattle Moves
Chicago May 22 Hog totals around 33 000 with prices varying by grade from 6 to 7 60 dollars. Heifers and sows show strong ranges while fat lambs and ewes also listed with varied quotes. Cattle receipts near 14 000 reflect lower demand with fed steers and yearlings quoted up to 10 50 and cutters and canners at bottom end.
Livestock Prices Reported At East St. Louis Market
Livestock in East St. Louis on May 22 saw hogs at 7.40 to 7.85 for various classes, pigs 6 to 6.75, sows 6.40 to 6.50. Cattle featured 2,000 head with native steers 9, Texas steers 7.25, yearlings and heifers 8.50, beef cows 8, light welters 10 to 11. Sheep numbered 1,000 with native lambs 16.50 and culls 10.50, clipped ewes 6 to 6.50.
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East St. Louis
Texas
Wichita Livestock Market Report May 22
Hogs receipts 1500 market steady with top 7.35 and most sales 7.15 to 7.30. Cattle receipts 500 including 100 calves with a weak undertone for killers and steadier to stronger veal and stocker classes. Sheep 75 to 1.00 lower, lambs top 14.75.
Kansas City Livestock Market Report May 22
Kansas City market data shows cattle 3 500 head calves 300 steady beef steers and yearlings 7 85 to 10 25 beef cows and heifers 5 to 8 25 bologna bulls 4 25 to 4 85 weal ers 10 to 10 15 mediums and heavies 5 to 8 stockers and feeders 6 50 to 8. Hogs 9 000 lower top 7 35 bulk 7 15 to 7 30 packing sows 6 60 to 6 75 stock pigs 5 25 to 6 10. Sheep 6 000 lower spring lambs 15 50 to 16 clippers 13 60 to 13 75 Texas wethers 7 75.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Kansas City
Amarillo Produce Prices Paid by Swift & Co
Swift & Co lists Amarillo area produce prices for hens and fowls. Hens over 4 lbs fetch 18 cents per lb, under 4 lbs 29 cents per lb, broilers and Leghorns 20 cents per lb, roosters 6 cents per lb. The page contains garbled extra text and misprinted words.
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Swift & Co
Amarillo
Siannakee Springs
Grain price list from Great West Mill and Elevator
Ample figures show wheat basis No 1 hard at 1.00 per 100 pounds Kaffir maize at 1.05 per 100 pounds oats 0.64 per bushel and other grains priced by the Great West Mill and Elevator company in Amarillo.
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Great West Mill & Elevator Company
Evening Cotton Letter Notes Mixed U S Prices and New Orleans Outlook
Liverpool cotton prices in New Orleans rose 7 to 16 points with gains on New York shipments. market closed lower on July and varied on other months. News from New Orleans and Liverpool cited large forthcoming certificated bales and weather across the cotton belt. Donald Maginnis, in New Orleans, reported market weakness on a tax bill veto rumor but urged buying on dips.
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Liverpool
New Orleans
New York
Manchester
England
Louisiana
Mississippi
Texas
Washington
Shall Amarillo Tax Church Property
Letter from THOMAS D. O'BRIEN urges Amarillo to avoid taxing parsonages and rectories. He cites church residence use, cites court rulings, and argues taxation would burden church members while others go free. He appeals for a united, fair stance against taxing the Lord's property.
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Amarillo
Plains
District Court
San Antonio
Supreme Court of Texas
Supreme Court of Minnesota
Christ
Caesar
Dallas
Houston
Ft. Worth
Wichita Falls
Thomas D. O’brien
Taylor ‘St
Cotton market climbs on cooler temps and tax bill hopes
The Cotton Review notes temperatures below normal across the belt boosting bullish mood amid hopes for tax reduction. Early dips on cables and May notices offset by ideas of recovery though private crop estimates vary. South Texas rains and Manchester advice weigh on sentiment as the market eases toward close with talk of delivery here in May.
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Cotton Review
Alex Hyman
New Orleans
New York
South Texas
Manchester
Amarillo Social Roundup Notes Local Visits
Amost every day events center on Amarillo area residents. Mrs Randal and her daughter return from Miami. Prof Shirley and Mrs Friend visit Canyon. M T O Neill to Galveston for treatment. local school census shows 295 students with growth.
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George Baker
H. W. King
Childress
Amarillo
T. C. Taylor
Tulsa
M. T. O'Neill
Galveston
D. A. Shirley
West Texas State Teachers’ College
Canyon
T. L. Friend
Northwest Texas Hospital
T. N. Russell
Panhandle
Clovis
N. M
Blackburn
Sid O'Keefe
White Deer
Loyd Moore
Clark
Hereford
M. H. Cunningham
Tuscosa Sand and Gravel Company
Fort Worth
Polk Street
California
Panhandle City
Mildred Hill
George H. Hill
Telephone Exchange
Pittsburgh, Tex
Miss Hill
J. W. Hill
Bushland Post Office
Gop
Radio Schedule Notes by City and Time Zones
A fragmented listing outlines hourly radio program details across cities including Chicago Minneapolis Louisville and Los Angeles with orchestras choirs and musical acts. It notes time zone offsets for standard daylight saving times and mentions specific program names and performers.
Ten Filipinos Die Jumping From Burning Inter-Island Steamer
Manila reports ten native passengers drowned when they leaped from the burning steam liner Lalloc off Mindanao near Iligan Bay. About 250 aboard were saved by clinging to timbers and were rescued by small boats.
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Manila
Iligan Bay
Mindanao
Dallas Banker Elected President of Texas Bankers Association
Austin May 22 R L Thornton of Dallas was elected president of the Texas Bankers Association succeeding A M Graves of Clarksville. W A Phillips of Dallas was reelected secretary.
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Austin
R. L. Thornton
Dallas
Texas Bankers’ Association
A. M. Graves
Clarksville
W. A. Phillips
Daniel Gilvin Remembered by Friends at Funeral
Several hundred friends of Daniel Gilvin aged 73 gathered at the First Baptist church for his funeral. The service led by Rev H W Virgin included a brief talk by W H Fuqua before the address and featured a flower adorned bier. Burial followed at Llano cemetery.
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Daniel Gilvin
First Baptist Church
H. W. Virgin
W. H. Fuqua
Dr. Virgin
Llano
Rickard and Two Others Surrender to U S Agents
Tex Rickard Frank B Flournoy and Fred C Quimby surrender on federal indictments accusing transporting in interstate commerce the Dempsey Carpenter fight films United States Commissioner Hitchcock sets bail at 2500 each with hearing June 2 in Newark New Jersey
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New York
Tex” Rickard
Frank B. Flournoy
Madison Square Garden
Rickard
Fred C. Quimby
United States
Hitchcock
Newark
N. J
Hubby Beats Dexter in Texas Amateur Golf Final
Dallas match reports C M Hubby of Waco defeated Charles Dexter of Brook Hollow Dallas 3 to 2 in the morning round of the eighteenth Texas Amateur Golf tournament championship. Dexter was the favorite but Hubby finished at par at nine and one over par at sixteen.
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Dallas
C. M. Hubby
Waco
Charles Dexter
Brook Hollow
Dexter
Hubby
Miner is Killed in Mogollon Mine Gas Incident
John Kane and a fellow miner were overcome by gas fumes at the Last Chance Mine in Mogollon New Mexico. Kane died at the scene while the other miner was revived after rescue. Kane, formerly of Silver City, had long been known in mining circles. The body was shipped to Delaware for interment.
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C. B. Davis
Cheyenne Lake
Frances Parks
Amarillo Creek
Misses Parks
Maragaret Street
Clara
Lottie Duke
Thelma McHendry
M. Smith
Ola Thurman
Messrs. Smith
Nugent
H. R. Clayton
Noah Meads
Lloyd Walker
Jack Sullivan
Pete Brock
C. Q. Barton
Dallas
Barton
MacMillan Company, Publishers
Texas
MacMillan Company
H. G. Wells
Mr. Wells
River Road
Bushland
Lowe¢y
Tyler Street
LaVerne Morris
Mauvereen Horton
River Road School
Silver City
N. M
John Kane
Last Chance
Mogollon
Kane
Kanes
Delaware
Music Dealers of State Convene in Galveston
Music dealers from across Texas gathered in Galveston for the opening of the annual Texas Music Merchants association convention. Scheduled talks include Dr. J Willis Slaughter on business as a profession, Fred W Catterall on installment business from a banker’s view, with George W Armistead and John L Cotter also slated to speak.
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Galveston
Tex
Texas
Texas Music Merchant's Association
J. Willis Slaughter
Rice Institute
Houston
Fred W. Catterall
First National Bank
George W. Armistead
John L. Cotter
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Alvin Davies
Frank Howard
Wave Westby
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Rees Rogers
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Colonel Thompson
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C. T. Herring
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Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy
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W. H. Hayman
Albuquerque
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Amarillo Cotton and Grain Exchange
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Wellington
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