Fort Worth Livestock Market Results Notes
Fort Worth market reports October 31 show cattle receipts 750 with stockers at 7.75, cows 5.25, cutters 2.25 to 3, canners 2 to 2.25, heifers 3 to 7, yearlings 3.50 to 8.59, calves 2.50 to 8.50. Hogs receipts 500 with grades from 9.50 to 11.60, 9.50 to 11.50 for packers, pigs 9.50 to 11.50. Sheep receipts 200. spring lambs 12 to 14, feeder lambs 11 to 13, yearlings 10 to 11.50, ewes 5 to 6, goats 1 to 3.
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Fortworth
Livstock
Fort Worth
Calvas
Railroad Men Testify in Stephenson Trial for Murder
Two railroad workers provided key testimony in the Stephenson Gentry and Klenck murder case. Lewis Thomas identified Stephenson and Gentry as men in a state room with Madge Oberholtzer during a March midnight ride from Indianapolis to Hammond. Porter William Porter linked Klenck to securing tickets at Union Station. The victim later poisoned herself at Hammond, with the state alleging murder due to failure to summon medical aid after the poisoning.
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United Pracas
Noblesville
Ind
Oet
D. C. Stephenson
Grand Dragon
Ku Klux Klan
Karl Klenek
Farl Gentry
Madge Oberholtzer
Indianapolis
Lewis Thomas
Stephenson
Gentry
Hammond
Indiana
Klenck
Wiliam Porter
Pullman
Union Station
Thomas
Misa Oberholter
Miss Oberholtzer
Atwater Kent to Broadcast Classical Program Tonight
Mary Lewis and Paul Kochanski will perform a classical program on WHAF New York and associated stations at 9 15 p m eastern time. The Atwater Kent radio artists frame may be secured through the Des Moines station.
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Mary Lewis
Paul Kochanski
WHAF
New York
Atwater Kent
Des Moines
Amarlio Produce Figures and Markets Brief Update
Fragments show Amarlio Produce terms for hens broilers and turkeys with pricing notes and stock losses. Mentions Leghorn Hera varieties, Springs, Stowlers, and Old Tom Turkeys. Includes stray figures like 18¢ and 20¢ with vague references to packing stock and charges.
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Legobra
Blacka Oba Oy
Joviality Wins Annual Carnival Cup for School
The carnival featured a doll buggy parade with twenty entries along a nine block route from Georgia Avenue to Tennessee, delighting onlookers. Mrs C T Davia led efforts aiding a successful celebration as the San Jacinto school district claimed the cup for the year. Reverend Virgil Fisher and Miss Minnie Price were introduced after ceremonies, with Corn Tassell entertaining the crowd for about thirty minutes.
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C. T. Davia
Georgia Avenue
Tennessee
Corn Tassell
Bet Tight
Virgil Fisher
Minnie Price
San Jacinto
Hallowe'en Frome
Old Fashioned Hallowe'en Still With Us
A quiet Hallowe'en in Amarillo with pranksters deflating tires and blocking streets but the town remained festive after the San Jacinto celebration. Police and firefighters responded to false alarms while dances at the Country Club and Ma sonic Temple drew crowds. A tiresome prank led to a car ride home for a businessman, but humor prevailed and the night ended with plenty of fun.
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Hallowe'en
Nineteenth
van Buren
San Jacinto
Amarillo
John
Hhem
Country Club Ball Dazzles with Elaborate Costumes
The Country Club Ball featured a parade of guests in period and novelty outfits. James Gulerie appeared as a Chinaman, Mrs Trollinger in gypsy attire, Mrs Arnold in a Colonial design, and dancers from Egypt Japan and Spain drew attention. Entrants included Sir Walter Raleigh impersonator J N Heasley and numerous children showcased in diverse roles.
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James Gulerie
John Trollinger
Art Arnold
Arnold
Frank Edwards
Pauline Reeder
Zallee Williams
A. Fernold
Walter Brown
Roberta
Clifford Thompson
Roy Greenhill
T. H. Davis
Himeaolf
Jeff Neely
Felice Stinnett
Rose Mufr
Clarendon
Stinnett
J. N. Heasley
Walter Raleigh
Charlie Hoover
Annie Louise Boyce
Martha Clowe
Louise Bennett
Mary Storm
Evelyn Storm
Frank Storm
Marjory Roach
Carlton Seales
Chas Hoover
Crawford Hoover
John Oliver
Woods Ellison
Dorothy Bennett
Brenton Plenniken
Mary Ann Beasley
Betty Fay Kearn
Chita Pipkin
Lindsay Nunn
Gilmore
Gilmore Nunn
Albert Royce
Josephine Townsend
Carol Rule
Muriel Neely
Etoile Lumpkin
Rate hike hearing ends as farmers and shippers attack plan
The Chicago session of Interstate Commerce Commission hearings on Western roads 5 percent freight rate increase closed this afternoon with farmers and shippers opposing the proposal. They argued no justification for the rise and that favorable action would harm agriculture and the public. Additional testimony from farmers and shippers is set for Denver on November 9.
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United Press
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commision
Denver
Nash Man Joins Amarillo Force In Sales Manager Role
L. Lt. Everley, previously the Southwest Nash territory representative for Oklahoma City, becomes sales manager for the Amarillo Nash company. He is well known in the Panhandle and will relocate his family to 123 Fountain Avenue in the Country Club district.
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L. Lt. Everley
Southwest Nash Motor Company
Oklahoma City
Amarillo Nash Company
Everley
Panhandle
Roy John
Fountain Avenue
Country Club
Beloved Stork Visits Ama rillo as Months Await
Mildred Nation, San Jacinto Booster editor, has been ill the past week. Charles Ferguson, aged 16 last Wednesday, was remembered fondly by a group of boyfriends at the Ferguson home on 606 Kentucky Avenue. Guests included Bryan Deckard, Paul Deckard, Kenneth Travis, Herman Bowles, L. S. Taylor, Dean Pavillard, Arthur Ferguson, Lloyd Ferguson and Bill Cazzell.
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Stork
Amarillo
Mildred Nation
San Jacinto
Charles Ferguson
Ferguson
Kentucky Avenue
Bryan Deckard
Paul Deckard
Kemmeth Travis
Herman Bowles
L. S. Taylor
Dean Pavillard
Arthur Ferguson
Lloyd Ferguson
Bill Cazzell
Big Sisters Answer the Call to Outfit Deserving Teen
The Globe mobilizes readers to donate warm clothing for a 16 year old working girl described by calls to the paper. Donors are urged to send coats shoes hats skirts and sweaters to The Globe at 2300 with anonymity preserved.
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Globe
Texas Policy Ties Largest Life Insurance Record
A $50,000,000 life policy was recently written by the Great Southern Life Insurance Co. and covers the 60,000 members of the National Rural Letter Carriers’ association, believed to be the largest in Texas history.
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United Press
Houston
Oct
Texas
Great Southern Life Insurance Company
National Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
Secret Indictments in Rum Probe Hit Federal Court
Secret indictments were returned by the federal grand jury in Indianapolis against members of an alleged booze ring operating in St. Louis and Indianapolis. Names will not be released until arrests are made. area reportedly includes St. Louis politicians and Missouri officials, plus Cincinnati businessmen. Arrests expected early next week. probe cited as the largest liquor conspiracy case since the Gary trial.
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Indianapolis
Ind
St. Louis
Missouri
Cincinnati
United States
Meredith
Gary
George Remus
Grand Juey
Postal receipts show rise in Amarillo for October
Amarillo postmaster W. C. Kenyon notes October receipts of 17 741.26, up from 15 510.01 last year, a gain of 2 231.25. More striking is October 1924 versus October 1923, with receipts rising from 11 670.66 to 17 741.26, a growth of over 6 000.
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Amarillo
W. C. Kenyon
Lnd
Harris Family Sells Dry Goods Store in San Jacinto
J. H. Harris & Son have sold their dry goods store in San Jacinto to Wilford Taylor of Camyon. Harris & Son will continue to operate their Rolling Stone store in San Jacinto.
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J. H. Harris & Son
San Jacinto
Wilford Taylor
Camyon
Harris & Son
Funeral of Mrs Humphrey Held This Afternoon
Funeral services for Mrs Susan I P Humphrey who died Tuesday night in Los Angeles will be at 2 30 this afternoon in the Griggs Undertaking company chapel. Rev Virgil Fisner will officiate. Burial is in Llano cemetery. Her husband M M Humphrey and daughter Mrs Mittie Morris accompany the body from Los Angeles. She is also mother of Mrs J Dickerson of 610 Louisiana avenue.
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Susan IP. Humphrey
Los Angeles
Griggs Undertaking Company
Virgil Fisner
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Ed. Spann
John I. Ross
J. BR. Gant
Upton Jones
H. Lytle
Ben Baggett
Llano
Humphrey
Amarillo
Santa Fe
M. M. Humphrey
Mittie Morris
J. Dickerson
Louisiana Avenue
Sherlock Holmes in Modern Girl Make-Up Gains Steam
Descriptive line notes a modern girl wearing Sherlock Holmes style cap with visors and pipe as complete look. A vivid visual caption underscores the fusion of vintage detective iconography with contemporary fashion in a humorous newspaper sketch.
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