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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1925
Page
2
Chicago hogs traded steady with top at 12.59 while cattle and sheep saw varied legs of demand. Fort Worth and Wichita reports show mixed prices, with hogs higher in Fort Worth and cattle and calves active in Wichita market.
Oklahoma City on May 27 shows cattle prices with fed yearlings at 8.50 to 9.00 and butcher cattle 5.00 to 5.60, best vealers at 8. Hogs listed with top 1.75 and walk 11.40 to 11.70, sows 19 to 10.50. Kansas City May 27 lists wheat at 1.59 to 1.76 for hard and red, corn at 1.99 and 1.19, oats at 2 white 49.14 to .49.
Hogs held at top around 12.35 with bulk near 12.10 to 12.25 and packer sows at 10.40. Cattle numbers near 3,200 with native steers 39.25 and up, yearlings around 11.15, veal 10.25 to 10.75, cows 5.00 to 6.00, canners 2.78 to 3.25, bulls 4.50 to 5.00. Sheep rise with native springs 15.25 to 15.50, clipped lambs about 15.00, canners 3.00 to 4.00.
The New Orleans market on May 27 reports spot cotton closing 20 points lower. Sales on the spot reached 1,967 with 372 bales to arrive, price for low middling at 22.40 and middling level noted.
A fragment lists prices for poultry and eggs including Hens Leghorn and Broilers straight and mixed breeds, Ducks and Turkeys with old toms and fresh eggs. The text notes various case counts and packaging terms indicating a retail or wholesale market tick sheet from Amarillo.
Wheat per ha 4 1.66, Corn per bu 1.12, Barley per bu, oats per bushel 14a. Kafir 1.75 per 100 lbs. Maize 28.80 per 10 hs. Good middling 24.49. Receipts 913, stock 124,439.
United States tops a list of twelve nations with wealth totaling 920.805 billion dollars in 1912. United Kingdom Germany and Poland also feature among the wealthiest, with Russia listed at 9.659 billion after the 1917 revolution disrupted data.
A dispute over a Panhandle Groom baseball game escalates as Groom’s manager GEO V Schweinfirth challenges Panhandle and Amarillo teams. He asserts his team’s merit, requests Evans to pitch, and offers to play elsewhere with a mutual agreement, accusing recent Panhandle claims of errors.
Public records list numerous warranty deeds transfers and releases filed May 25 including Broadhead to Reese Allen Lot 168 Block 2 for 16 dollars, and multiple parcels in Lukeville and surrounding townships. Other entries note mortgages and releases involving Inez Lilly, J Fite, and Mullen among others with values ranging from a few hundred to thousands of dollars.
Special to Plea Globe Plainview May 27 Construction on the Plainview Cotton Oil mill began this week with Supt J F Hardaway of Terrell in charge The plant will be north of the Texas Utility site with a reinforced concrete structure and a base already poured The project represents an investment near 150000 and aims to be one of the largest of its kind in West Tecus.
The Texas State Federation of Labor urged an International labor conference to address the Mexican immigration issue and its impact on American wage earners. Delegates supported centennial efforts, a Crim il Appeals case intervention, and pardons for six prisoners tied to a border incident.
Santa Fe officials attend meetings in Amarillo and Chicago while marriages and travel notes dot the column. Statistics on Santa Fe mileage, employment, and taxes for 1924 are reported alongside anecdotes and a quote from E D O Broyant.
Chicago March 27 Automobiles and gasoline users in the United States are expected to consume about 10.255 billion gallons in 1926 according to DeWitt Poster economist of the American Monetary Fund. He says the industry has approached stabilization with 16 million cars on the road in 1925 and replacement of about 250000 cars yearly will drive normal growth of about five and a half percent annually.
May 27 1925 Douglas Grant the American hope in the British amateur championship is eliminated by R W Crummack three time Lancashire champion Crummack leads with a 2 1 score and no Americans remain in the championships
Reading hours advertised by Glote emphasize evening slots for classified notices at one and one half cents per word. The terse notice outlines pricing and the inclusive timing for reader engagement.
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