Tuesday Livestock and Oil Markets Report
Chicago and Kansas City quotes show hogs mixed with top at 12.25 and packing sows about 10.69 to 10.78, cattle firm with fed steers about 9 to 10.85, vealers 10 to 12, sheep higher with springers 16, native lambs around 14 to 15, Kansas City reports mixed beef and hog values, Wichita and East St Louis also listing varied hogs and cattle prices across multiple categories. Prices reflect uneven demand with several regions noting steady or stronger cattle and fluctuating hog markets.
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Chicago
Bologna
Kansas City
East St. Louis
Texas
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City Livestock and Chicago Grain Prices Report
Oklahoma City market shows cattle at 1590 head steady with steers up to 8.50 and hogs at 800 head steady with top 11.60. Chicago grain closes May 28 with Wheat number 2 red at 1.881 to 1.914 and Corn around 1.17 to 1.20.
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Oklahoma City
Chicago
Amarillo Produce Ad Lists Poultry and Butter Deals
The clipping advertises Ham Leghorn Broilers Roosters Ducks Geaga Henge to Straleht Breedy. It mentions Leghorn and Black 16 and Tom Turkeys 15¢ Ol4. packing stock butter and fresh new Cuba? $7.20.
New Orleans Spot Cotton Steady on Mar 26 Close
Spot cotton in New Orleans finished steady as of March 26 with prices for low middling at 22.60 cents and middling at 24.00 cents. Good middling touched 24.41 cents amid receipts of 761 and a total stock of 122,999.
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New Orleans
Mar
Cotton futures end barely steady with small losses
On May 26 in New York the cotton futures market closed with slight declines across most months. July settled at 23.18, October at 22.45, December 23.64, and January 23.94, with mixed intraday ranges and a narrow net decrease.
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Associated Press
New York
New Orleans Cotton Futures Close Steady With Small Fluctuations
Cotton futures in New Orleans on May 26 finished mostly steady with small moves. The July contract traded around 23.50 to 23.85 while October hovered near 22.20 to 22.40 as markets showed light up and down fluctuations.
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The
Associated Press
New Orleans
Grain and Provisions Market Report
Grain and provisions data show Wheat May and July futures with small changes. Corn May futures trade around 1.17 to 1.18, reflecting modest shifts in early trading.
Grain and market figures from Amarillo listing prices
The page shows grain and livestock price data with figures for corn, wheat, Milo, oats, and related commodities. It includes monthly or weekly price quotes, percentage changes, and overall market indicators across multiple entries with varied units and dates.
Local Homes, Meetings, and Notables In Country Club District
Several residences move forward in the Country Club district with new homes at 909 Louisiana, 195 Arch Road, and 21 North Sunset Road. People moving include Tl. M. Blank and W. P. Cooper. John Watson plans a Dodge City move but will keep his current home. Other notes mention Mrs. Sam Thomas’s hospital stay, Harve Radey hosting R. L. Hicks, and remarks by Dr. R. Thomsen, J. Ray, H. H Schueler, and J. Levy about local life and events.
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Tl. M. Blank
Louisana
Country Club
West Second
Roberts
W. P. Cooper
North Sunset Road
E. B. Bynum, Jr
Goodrich
Arch Road
Pat Mordecai
Sam Thomas
Northwest Texas Hospital
Harry Gardner
Globe
Channing
Gulf
Infant Daughter of Mr and Mrs Byrd Dies at Local Hospital
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray N. Byrd died this morning at 7 30 o clock. The funeral was held this afternoon at 1 30 at the Griggs Undertaking chapel. Burial was in Llano Cemetery.
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Ray N. Byrd
Griggs Undertaking Company
Llano Cemetery
Saint Canisius Beatified as German Jesuit Saint
The article notes ECTRUS Canisius, a Dutch Jesuit and adversary of Martin Luther, has been canonized at St. Peter's in Rome. It reflects on the unlikely sight of Luther and Canisius possibly united in a future world, suggesting earthly religious hatreds may fade with time.
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Etrus Canisius
Germany
Martin Luther
St. Peter's
Rome
Floren
Old Canisius
Luther
Thaw Back To New York Lavishes Hundreds In Tips
The New York press reports Harts K. Thaw appeared on Broadway in lavish cabaret style. He reportedly shared champagne with a dancer, a former policeman secretary, and a companion, at Les Guinan’s club. Thaw, recently a gentleman farmer in Winchester Virginia, had been released from a Pennsylvania asylum after killing Stanford White years ago. The event raised invitations to future entertainments, with an estimated cost of at least 1509 pounds, while President Ernest Dewitt Butian of the University of Chicago died of peritonitis after a weeks long illness.
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Associated
New York
New York Papers
Harts K
Thaw
Broadway
Sava
New York American
Fawn Gray
New York World
Les Guinan
Fortias
Rao Collar Yip Wen
Labor Union Proposals At Texas Conference
Delegates urged organizing Texas fire departments into unions to improve efficiency and lower insurance risks. They argued no union strike ban exists in the national firefighters union. A state old age pension endorsement was requested, and a resolution sought to amend the 54 hour week law to include stenographers, citing burdens of stenographic work.
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el Paso
Houston
Tyler
Sherman
National Fire Fighters’ Union
Resolutions Committee
Texas
Commonwealth
Avery Turner Is Feted At Santa Fe Railway Party
A fifty year veteran of the Santa Fe Railway, Avery Turner, was honored at a Harvey House celebration in Santa Fe. Friends praised his service to the line with speeches from local officials and telegrams from Chicago executives. Turner received a leather bag and toiletry set as a gift, with a bronze figure and heart emblem commemorating his career.
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Avery Turner
Santa FE
Santa Fe Railway Company
Kharvey
Southwest
Turner
Robert N. MacCallum
W. P. Storey
Chicago
Edward Chambers
W. J. Black
CB Stroam
A. G Wells
H E. Hoover
J. C. Paul
GC. M. McCullough
The
R.colen Hyck
New Mexico
A. E. Meyer
Bryan for President Club Formed in Hereford
The Globe reports Hereford on May 26 witnessed the formation of a Bryan for President club as political agitation for the 1028 campaign begins. Gov. Charles W. Bryan spoke on a chautauqua program and Inspecting Hereford area, with a plan to nominate Bryan and Judge Cameron. Officers and committee members are named.
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Globe
Hereford
Thea
Bryan
Charles W. Bryan
Nebraska
W . Cameron
Cameron
Club
Col
John Mates
Gana Tastings
Join Overton
J. BL Him
Henry Wilkinson
George Muse
Pistol Team from Amarillo Challenges Texas Shooters
Amarillo reveals a veteran pistol team led by Col John B Galdiner May Steve Ridings Capt Bill Bovee and Capt Warner Rades. Major Ridings says they will challenge any four Texas pistol teams and hopes to shoot police and sheriff departments locally. A planned pistol range near Gasser Park uses the Rock Island dump as a backdrop with Wichita Falls as the current entry point.
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Amarillo
John B. Galdiner
May
Steve Ridings
Bill Bovee
Warner
the Globe
Major Ridings
Texas
Polices
Sheriff's
Army
National Guard
Gasser Park
Rock Island
Labor Union of Texas Eyes Governor Bid and Field Consolidation
W. W. Fitzwater national president of the Warm Labor Union of Texas spoke at the State Federation of Labor convention promising support for a laboring man or field consolidation in the governor race. The union claims about 125,000 Texas members and 800,000 in surrounding territory with activity in Oklahoma Minnesota Alabama and Tennessee. Katherine Gimstead of Washoka Oklahoma joined Santa Fe as a stenographer in the superintendent's office.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
Minnissipp
Alabama
Tennessee
Fitzwater
Katherine Gimsted
Washoka
Oklo
Santa Fe
Randal Drug Co Discontinues Rexall Agency Plan
Randal Drug Co at 422 Taylor St announces on Oct 17 1924 it has discontinued the Rexall Agency plan and will sell the remaining stock on hand at half price.
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Randal Drug CO
Taylor ST
Rexall
Cold Wave Destroys Crops Across Regions
May frost and sleet devastated crops in the East and Midwest amid a record late spring freeze. Damage runs into millions with Indiana alone reporting over 2 million dollars. Wheat and corn futures rose on the Chicago Board of Trade as fruit trees in New York’s belt faced snow cover and melon crops in Schumond, Indiana suffered near-total losses.
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Associated Press
New York
East
Middle West
Weather Bureau
Indiana
Chicago
Schumonr
Imd
Melon
1924 Greatest Railroad Year in Southwest History
Rarne News and Folks reports 1924 as the greatest railroad year in the southwestern country since the war. Massive investment in shops, yards, bridges, stations, and equipment boosted freight and passenger service and spurred regional commerce and growth led by Texas infrastructure. FE. A. Tusha, Santa Fe passenger agent, is absent from Amarillo head.
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Southwest
Texas
One Kritser Twin Ill With Illness At Home
Martha Kritser, daughter of Mr and Mrs Sloan Kritser, is very ill with high fever. Physicians cannot yet diagnose the trouble. The child, under one year old, has been in perfect health prior to this attack and is now at the home of Mr and Mrs R B Masterson.
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Martha
Sloan Kritser
Kritsers
R. B. Masterson
Deandi Stage Wedding Set for Thursday Night
Everything is ready for the Deandi theater stage wedding in Amarillo. Groom Walter Witzgall arrived from Wichita Falls and bride-to-be Miss Marjie Smith is in town with the Armstrong Musical Comedy chorus. Merchants are contributing gifts and a full list will be published tomorrow and shown in the theatre lobby.
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Deandi
Walter Witzgall
Amarillo
Wichita Falls
Merry Flappers
Palace Theatre
Marjie Smith
Armstrong Musical Comedy Company
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