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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1925
Page
10
Furnished by Alex Hyman & Co. 808 Polk St. markets section itemizes Friday offerings with prices and descriptions. The listing highlights available goods and vendors for local shoppers seeking fresh supplies and household items.
Market report from Chicago Oklahoma City Kansas City East St Louis Fort Worth and Wichita tracks cattle hogs and sheep prices. Cattle steady to higher with steers cows and calves showing multiple price ranges across regions. Hogs listed with top values around 19 46 in Chicago and 12 39 in East St Louis with regional variations. Sheep and lambs show steady demand with spring lambs around 14 99 to 19 23 and ewes around 7 25 to 15 59 depending on locale.
Fragmentary OCR shows a market page listing hens at 19 cents, roosters, turkeys, and packing stock. References names like Hena Leghorn, Tom Turkeys, and various vendors appear amid garbled text. The readable items indicate a fresh poultry and produce sale notice with price points.
The Presbyterian General Assembly in the U S met on May 22 with a flood of overtures and complaints. They include probes into exscunding the New York Presbytery and rulings on barring divinity students who use tobacco. Dr. Louis Seymour Munge presented the matters, to be sent to standing committees. J M T Finney of Johns Hopkins was named vice moderator by Dr. Charles R. Erdman the new moderator.
The district court jury was dismissed as the case of O P Jones against the T and TY Railway company and others likely will occupy the rest of the week. The suit, about 812000, concerns loss and damage to cattle shipments from 1922. Vernon of the Amarillo Board of City Development is away on vacation with Miss Anna Bower, visiting Texas before June 1.
The Potter county library will close at an unspecified Saturday hour and remain shut all day Sunday for repairs painting and varnishing librarian Miss Willie Lee Martin says.
The 1925 Freshman 1-A and 1-B classes donated a mimeograph to the Junior High School for publishing a small newspaper. Funds came from each dormitory room and class presidents Preston Fowlkes and J. B. Cazzell led the effort. The staff includes Georgee Burgenser Hope Trueblood Preston Fowlkes Arlen Sadverts Maszine Rhodes Christine Bridges Paul Mitchell and Earl Standberg.
The criminal docket will be called in theiriet court Monday morning with some cases set for definite dates not aud jed to call but others will be given an opportunity to answer ready. The Seventh day Adventist church at Sixth and Houston will hold Sabbath services with Sabbath school at 2 a.m. preaching at 11 a.m. and prayer at 8 p.m. Wednesday. Barcelona, Spain. May 22. A pilot and observer were killed when their military aircraft caught fire and crashed into the city streets.
Love There Everywhere Dorset Carter to back In town. Harry Schwartz is in Oklahoma city. Deke Cullum of Lubbock is here today irs. EB. Shellay and two daughters Helena Mont will spend summer with Mrs H C Shaw and daughter Roy Brower deputy sheriff. Miss Carrie Nicholson has been in hospital. her mother Mrs P T Nicholson of Metros NM is here to be with her.
A comic exchange debunks appetite concerns with social satire. The lady complains of poor appetite and the doctor blames excess wealth, turning the critique to class.
In Fulton County Georgia authorities revive stocks as a disciplinary measure for inmate cooperation. Extended confinement causes severe pain amid renewed use of corporal punishment methods in the facility.
Amarillo Public Schools announce three graduation events this week with Baccalaureate by Superintendent and sermons by Thomeen at Central Presbyterian. Class Day exercises led by Miss Cora Avery and Commencement by Marvin Jones, urging strong attendance to inspire graduates and support staying in school.
Harold Briscoe a Lev eritt barber wed Miss Grace Fowlkes in Canyon yesterday afternoon. Briscoe arrived in Amarillo less than four weeks ago and met the bride the day he came to the city. The bride, a five to six year Amarillo resident, works in the Santa Fe general offices. The couple plans to stay about a month before moving to Louisville, Kentucky.
Two Amarillo high school youths were arrested at the school building on investigation of a break in. No formal charges filed yet, but police say evidence may lead to a theft charge. Chief Clark Cain noted faner woodwork, tools, and some money were taken. Assistance came from W A McIntosh and truancy officer Mrs Himyr Warren.
The auditing and credentials committee of the Texas Federation of Labor meets at 2 Welock ahead of the twenty eleventh annual convention. Led by George Slater of Dallas, the panel includes J. J. Hauswald of El Paso Rudolph Dersi of Dallas and Mrs Idell Jones of Denton. Sessions run from today until the convention closes.
London May 22 Professor George McCready of Union College Nebraska argued before the Victoria Institute that Darwinism is dead as the dodo as a vera causa of species origin He urged believers in Genesis to reject long development from animal ancestors and said 1925 offers scientific facets to settle the debate in favor of literal biblical truth This summary reflects the readable portions of the article noting the clash between Darwinian theory and biblical creationism.
Miss Joyre Wethered wins the British ladies open golf championship by defeating Miss Cecil Leitch in the first round and again in the final. She previously held the title in 1922 and retains the crown in Troon with a straight match sequence.
A column argues that tearing down Trinity Church to replace it with a 75 to 100 story skyscraper could boost religion's prestige in the modern era while towers loom over the skyline. It questions whether religion can keep leading or be overruled by material power as rail and speed trends rise.
Help wanted ad seeks four men with automobiles to work country routes offering salary and expenses. Also hiring boys to sell papers on the streets with hustler potential. apply to the circulation department of The Globe.
Advertisement notes 40 acres fronting Canyon road near Washington street with city facilities and paving. Land priced about a quarter of recent adjoining-sale value. quick terms and potential subdivision offered by EB B Sanders at 1609 Monroe telephone 815 W. Also mentions a farm to rent 150 acres four miles east and four miles south. Box 211.
Randal Drug Co at 422 Taylor St announces on October 17 1924 that it has discontinued the Rexall Agency plan and will sell the remaining stock on hand at half price.
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